INDEX. 
A 
jiBSTRACT account of imports and 
r- A c s 
Anc^uetil Diiferrori'?, opinion of t'le Ma- 
PACE 
exports - 
labar coaR , . . 
187 
Accoun's of the Cipe cnntradiclory 
26 
Jnielope; at Sweet Milk's Valley 
47 
Advantages poileiTcd by the Cipe as a 
Ar'jonzalions in the Rones of Tabic 
depot of troops 
i^i 
Mountain - - - 
8i 
Africa, pronably a prior creation 
67 
Army, what conftitutes one 
158 
coaRs of favourable for filhing 
320 
Articles of inRruclions, curious ones 
Algoa Bay, notices and chart of 
86 
propofed by a Dutch LandroR 
135 
eonfeqnences of its becoming a mili- 
of export furnifiied by the Cape 
28i 
tary ftation .... 
87 
AjJijJ/nents of the inhabitants 
danger of an enemy landing at 
213 
Attack of the Cape, various modes of 
214 
fait provifions might be prepared at 
237 
Atiornies, bad charafter of - - 
421 
Importance of to the E.ifl; India 
yliithors who have written on the Cape 
15 
Company 
238 
Aja, what - - - 
105 
Alces, an article of export 
303 
extended life of this drug 
3 ^'^4 
Americans, trade cf at the Cape 
181 
B 
intereRed in the Cape not belonging 
to France - - 
Baird, Major-General, carries a rein- 
carrying-trade of - - - 
240 
forc ;ment of troops from the 
American war, difference between that 
Cripe to India 
166 
and the prefent 
-49 
Baltic, r -."eat of the fea in the 
67 
Amjlerdam battery . . . 
208 
Bank of L'Aguillas 
65 
Ammunition delivered to the Dutch at 
of government loans 
416 
the Cape 
219 
Baroloos, a tribe of KaiFers 
119 
Amujements of the inhabitants 
393 
Batteries and block-houfes ercvftad by 
Anchor found on Table Mountain 
81 
Sir J. Craig 
2C7 
Anchors loft in Table Bay 
25J 
thofe of the Cape peninfula 
2C$ 
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