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bankrupts, how treated at, 16. Is the metropolis of the north, 87. Talb Cadus, 87. ----, gold thread manufactured at, of a superior quality, 126. Manufactures, various of, 126. ----, houses of the merchants of, described, and gardens at, 275. Library at, 324. _Fakeers_, or muselmen-saints excite hostility between Christians and Muhamedans, 267. _Fedalla_, corn country, 110. _Fig-trees_, very large, 82. _Food_, 316. Food of the desert, 349. ----, of the Arabs similar to that used in the days of Abraham, 243. _Fourban_, Comte de, anecdote of, 112, 113. _Fragments_, notes, and anecdotes, 276. _French_ army, landing of, in Egypt, 100. _Fruits_ of all kinds abundant at Salee and Rabat, 114, 125. _Fruga_, town of, 76, 78. G. _Game_, plentiful. Not sold in the public market. Custom on shooting it, 338. Strangled, what game so called, 338. _Garrison_ of Tangier salutes the ambassador, 127. _Garb el_, what, so called, 2. _Garden_, imperial, the merchants encamped at Marocco in, 88. Names and produce of, 81. _Geography_ of Africa, on the, 474. _George_ IV. compared to the Emperor Muley Yezzid, 287. ----, a patron to science and the arts, 429. _Genoa_, its indirect commerce with Timbuctoo, 254. _Girwan ait_, or Girwanites, a tribe of Berebbers, 124. _Gold dust_, gold bars, wrought gold, 67. ----, and bars, consignment of, to Fas from Timbuctoo, 347. _Gold thread_, superior manufactory of, at Fas, 215. ----,
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