NOTES AND ILLUSTRATIONS.
Note 1, p. 6.
I do not recollect to have heard any suspicion stated
either by Adams or others of the crew of the I Charles,"
that the Captain was really bound to any other place
than the Isle of May, or some other of the Cape de Verd
Islands; but the ship’s name, the owners, captain, crew
and cargo, agree precisely with the statements which
were made to me at Mogadore. D.
.Note 2, p. 8.
El Gazie (the g strongly guttural) has been described to
me by Arabs who have occasionally visited that part of the
