I N D E X .
F AGE FAG’S
¿Abstract account o f imports and Anquetil Duperron's opinion o f the Maexports
- 3O9 labar coaft - - - 187
Accounts.oi the Cape contradictory - 26 Antelopes at Sweet Milk's Valley 47
Advantages pofleiTed by the Cape as a Arborizations in the ftones o f Table
dépôt o f troops , , , - - 1.61 Mountain 82
Africa, probably a prior creation 67 Army, what conftitutes one - . - 158
coaits o f favourable for filhing 320 Articles o f inftru&ions, curious ones
Algoa Bay, notices and chart of 86 propofed by a Dutch Landroft w>
eonfequences of its becoming a milio
f expôrt furnifhèd by the Cape 282
tary ftation 87 AJfeffments o f the inhabitants’ - - 388
danger o f an enemy landing at 21,3 Attack'o î the Cape, various modes of 2 x4
fait provifions might be prepared at 2'37 Attornies, bad charader o f • - 421
importance o f to the Eaft India Authors who have written on the Cape *5
Company a38 Aya, what - " - , - io y
Aloes, an article o f export 3 °3
extended uiè o f this drug 3°4
Americans, trade o f at the Cape I8I B
interefted in the Cape not belonging
'toF rah c e - - 1 183 Baird,- Major-General, carries a rèincarrying
trade o f - - 240 - | 1 forcement * o f troops from the
American war, difference between that Cape to India - . 166
and the prefent - - 249 Baltic, retreat o f the fea in the 67
Arhfterdam battery - 208 Bank o f L 'Aguillas “ - - '65
Ammunition delivered to the Dutch at ©f government loans - 416
the Cape - 219 Baroloos, a triberof Kaffefs - * I l 9
Amufements o f the inhabitants r - 393 Batteries and block-houfes e reCled by
Anchor found on Table Mountain 8f Sir J. Craig * - 2°7
Anchors loft in Table Bay *55 thofe o f the Cape peniflfula! - 20*
y VOL* II. .3 h Batavia,