546 INDEX.

W.

Water communication between Timbuctoo and Cairo, 443. This opinion is confirmed by Mr. Hornmann, 444. communication between Cairo and Timbuctoo, the opinion respecting, receives additional confirmation, 517.

melons at Salee and Rabat pecuharly sweet, 114. carried through the Sahara in goat's skins. Wah el, what, 6. Wahs of Sahara, how supplied with fish, 257. Western oasis, 280. Wangara, jewel from, 103. Wassenahf or Massenah, conjecture why not known at Ashantee, 491. Wed elfees, river of, 82. Whedinoon, a depot for camels. Wheat, superior at Marocco, 95.

, a superior kind or quality, 125.* Wild myrtle grows in the Sahara, 6. Wine Company recommended, 212. Woled Aisah, encampment of Arabs. Produce of that country, 109. Wool, exportation of, granted by the emperor.

Woladia el, an ehgible place for a naval depot, 108. Woolja, notWoolga, 109.

Woled Ahbusebah, a whole clan of Arabs, banished from the plains near Marocco, and plundered, killed or dispersed, 318. Woolo, king of Timbuctoo, 484. Wormseed, 74.

Wrecked ships, 277-How treated, 278. Wrecked sailors, 279. Wi/k, Sir Pieter, Swedish consul, his courier sent to the author, 127.

Y.

Yezzid Muley, gives the port of Santa Cruz to the Dutch, 436.

-, emperor of Marocco, compared to his majesty George the Fourth, 287. His letter to the Dutch consul, 402. His letter to the governor of Mogador, giving to the Dutch the port of Santa Cruz, 402.