LETTER XIII.

_Journey from Mogodor, to Rabat, to Mequinas, to the Sanctuary of

Muley Dris Zerone in the Atlas Mountains, to the Ruins of Pharaoh,

and thence through the Amorite Country to L'Araich and

Tangier.--Started from Mogodor with Bel Hage as my_ (Tabuk) _Cook,

ana Deeb as my_ (Mûle Lukkerzana) _Tent Master.--Exportation of

Wool granted by the Emperor.--Akkermute depopulated by the

Plague.--Arabs, their Mode of hunting the Partridge.--Observations

respecting the River Tansift.--Jerf El Eûdie, or the Jews'

Pass.--Description of Saffy, and its Port or Road.--Woladia

calculated to make a safe Harbour.--Growth of Tobacco.--Mazagan

described.--Azamor the Abode of Storks.--Saneet Urtemma a dangerous

Country.--Dar El Beida, Fedalla, and Rabat described.--Mausoleum of

the Sultan Muhamed ben Abd Allah at Rabat.--Of Shella, a Roman

Town.--Of the Tower of Hassan.--Road of Rabat.--Productive Country

about Rabat.--Salee.--The People inimical to Christians.--The

Dungeon where they confined Christian Slaves.--Ait Zimurh,

notorious Thieves.--Their Mode of Robbing.--Their Country disturbed

with Lions.--Arrival at Mequinas.--Some Account of that City and

its imperial Palace.--Ladies of Mequinas extremely

beautiful.--Arrival at the renowned Sanctuary of Muley Dris

Zerone.--Extraordinary and favourable Reception there by the

Fakeers of the Sanctuary.--Slept in the Adytum.--Succour expected

from the English in the Event of an Invasion by

Bonaparte.--Prostration and Prayer of Benediction by the Fakeers at

106 my Departure from the Sanctuary.--Ruins of Pharaoh near the

Sanctuary.--Treasures found there.--Ite Amor.--The Descendants of

the Ancient Amorites.--Character of these People.--Various Tribes

of the Berebbers of Atlas.--El Kassar Kabeer.--Its Environs, a

beautiful Country.--Forest of L'Araich.--Superior Manufacture of

Gold Thread made at Fas, as well as Imitations of Amber.--Grand

Entry of the British Ambassador into Tangier.--Our Ignorance of

African Matters.--The Sultan's Comparison of the Provinces of his

Empire to the various Kingdoms of Europe._

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