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îsb'y vast hercls of caUle, the property of Arabs, who'were ~xtremely al1xious to know if the Gibraltar market were likely tobédpen.edanew to them.3tThis cireurnstance is a tolerably strong specImenof the natural resources 'of this country, its powerfulredundance,.ànd thê~~tetehedpolicywhichgoverns it, whel1 so small an outlet beingaffect to suchat~motè extent. TheTangier market toucheda radius of two hundred miles; and this thestate shuts for a wretched bribe paid into the hands of the head of ie.Several laItes bordered hy thickets of high reeds, navigated in arksmade of buUrushes, "hieh plants are here some nine feet long and aninch diametel'tIf,. 'abd"ahôunding in water-fowls of various descriptions,.were' passed wasacastlêwhetei~ was a mosque nâmed from theSaint, Baadi AJi]jelassfn.~fIerêistrlâtterfot'thephilologist. Next(descending) }Vas cfosseda rivermotion,lvinfting, through adeep andflat valley of most luxuriànt ,'erdnte in its deepest tint. Herethe cool breezes of the west first made therriselves felt, and an alterationin the tints of the atmosphère on that side announced that a superficiesof different elemeht was refiected there.Twepty-threeArabcamps and four sanctorea were passed' in thisd'ay'sroute, eachind~eâtorYOfthefatnès$ofthèlând; At duskofevening theIliQ'ir'4ht't hA,lt'A't'1 "''û'IJ~cIYt::~rt0M'eS'V'~tUS'+ &f?'~èdala,srtaated foar miles distant frOIDtheJEnîranceintôthrs town (by intlde1s at least)wasthe courtesy\vould'afthatlatehoJJr havecôtl.1plîrnellt.-The pleasant spots of thislldw.+arid tract;théi+au&eso+fthe irÔ'ûtê,. èânsiit of a cool vleU, a few trees,and a Htde green herbage.Of what is Qiffused over the face of whole-k A cluster ofthese tied at top a.nd bottom, and let expand in the middle, still here presellts theradical idea w:bence has l-i~11 the noble science of ship-building.,