llegiance of
the Berebbers, 306.
------, of West Barbary, 320.
_Poculum amicitiae_, goblet compared to, 232.
_Political_ economy of the emperor, in not going to war with
Algiers, 283.
--------, deception, 309, 314.
_Portugal_, sovereign of, his zeal in converting the Africans to
the Christian doctrine, 443.
_Portuguese_ penetrated far into West Barbary, 324.
_Portfolio_, monthly miscellany, observations on, 464.
_Precision_, unfavourable to truth, according to Mungo Park's
annotator, 446.
_Present_ to the emperor, etiquette of delivering it, presentation
to, 89.
------, received from the emperor, 98.
_Prince_, Muley Teib, conduct of, to Dr. Bell. Satisfied with
the doctor's medicines, 197.
_Property_, agricultural division of, 330.
_Prognosticated_ prosperity from the prayers of benediction of
the marabats or fakeers of the sanctuary of Muley Dris Zerone.
_Prostration_ practised at the court of Marocco, 281.
_Protection_ among the Arabs a sacred duty when claimed, 343.
_Punishment_ for murder, 343.
_Pyramidical_ basis on which is founded the intelligence in
Jackson's Account of Marocco, &c., 451.

Q.

_Quarterly_ journal, of literature, science, and the arts,
error of, 435, 438.
_Queen_ Elizabeth, embassy to the emperor of Marocco, 494.

R.

_Rabat_, arrival at, 110. Town described. Aqueduct. Mausoleum
of the Sultan Muhamed at, described. Battery
of, bomb-proof. Bastions. Roman spring at. Old Roman
town of Sheila at, described. Old Roman coins, 111.
Mosques, tower of Hassan, similar to one at Timbuctoo,
&c. described, 112.
_Rabat_ and Salee, abundant countries, 113.
_Religions_, of all kinds, tolerated at Timbuctoo.
_Repast_, or dinn