_Millah_, A department of a town inhabited by Jews. _Murristan_, A mad-house. _Mutassib_, An officer who regulates the weights and price of meat, &c. _M’shoar_, Place of audience. _Naga_, A female camel. _Niag_, Female camels. _Semaimi_, The period of the forty longest days. _Sfinge_, Spongy bread. _Shebbel_, A fish similar to salmon. _Sheik_, An Arabian chief. _Smin_, Butter melted and preserved with salt. _Soudanee_, A native of Nigritia. _Stata_, A convoy through the Desert, or other unsafe country, being a Sheick, or his friend, who accompanies and protects a caravan through his territory, and delivers it to the protection of a Sheick of the next adjoining district or clan, for which he generally receives a pecuniary remuneration. _Talb_, A man versed in the Mohammedan laws. _Thaleb_, The red fox. _Tibber_, Gold dust. _Ukill_, An attorney, or agent. _Zawiat_, Sanctuaries. _Zemeeta_, Meal mixed with cold water; a food used by the inhabitants of Mount Atlas. _Zibda_, Fresh butter. _Zite_, Oil. _Zitune_, Olives. * * * * * ERRATA. Page 20, line 1, _for_ River Suse, _read_ Province of Suse. 80, note _for_ Appendix, p. 1808, _read_ Appendix, page 108. 107, line 6, _for_ plate 2nd, _read_ plate 8th, page 103. 196, — 19, _for_ Eastern part of Chinese Tartary, _read_ Eastern part of Bengal. — 20, _for_ to the Cape of Good Hope, _read_ to Zanguebar and Mosambique. 283, — 14, _for_ Latter, _read_ Letter. 298, — 29, _for_ three quarters of a cubit, _read_ one cubit and three quarters. 299, — 4, _for_ Skiat, _read_ Okiat. * * * * * London: Printed by W. Bulmer and Co. Cleveland row, St. James’s. Transcriber's note: Instances of long s-shaped kāf ڪ have been transcribed as kāf ك. The changes listed in the ERRATA have been done. pg 1 (footnote 7) Marruccos to: Marruecos pg 11 sarcely ever to: scarcely pg 16 the mose select to: most pg 18 pefectly understand to: perfectly pg 21 near the imperial place to: palace pg 21 (footnote 34) Sultaun Soliman to: Sultan pg 23 to gives a softness to: give pg 31 No reference symbol can be found throughout this page or the adjacent ones for footnote 40, in any of the editions that include this passage. It has been assumed to refer to Tetuan and a reference has been placed at the end of one of the paragraphs that allude to this town. pg 38 were aparments for to: apartments pg 42 It was beseiged to: besieged pg 64 affected with opthalmia to: ophthalmia pg 80-81 (footnote 78) ar irresistible to: are pg 83 or the teticle to: testicle pg 92 he ad retired to: he had retired pg 108 thi precaution to: this precaution pg 152 scarcely ssuceptible to: susceptible pg 185 this was intened to: intended