Africa-Description. 1835 NOTES TAKEN DURING TRAVELS IN AFRICA, BY THE LATE JOHN DAVIDSON, F.R.S. F.S.A., &c. PRINTED FOR PRIVATE CIRCULATION ONLY. NEW YORK LONDON: PRINTED BY J. L. COX AND SONS, 75, GREAT QUEEN STREET, LINCOLN'S-INN FIELDS. ADVERTISEMENT. To gratify the earnest desire expressed by the Friends of the late Mr. DAVIDSON to possess some memorial of him, his Brother has been induced to print, for private distribution merely, the following pages, drawn up from his MS. Journal. It will be seen that they are only rough and brief notes penned at the moment, and under circumstances the most trying to an active mind, and with a presentiment of failure, which has been too truly realized. For the generally correct manner in which the names of persons and places are here given, and which in the MS. were decyphered with difficulty, Mr. Davidson's Brother has to offer his best thanks to the Rev. G. Renouard and Capt. Washington, of the Royal Geographical Society of London. CONTENTS. Mr. Davidson's Notes, kept in the form of a Journal ............. Loose Memoranda found amongst Mr. Davidson's Papers Page Extracts from the Correspondence of Mr. Davidson, during his Residence in Morocco; with an Account of his further progress in the Desert |