...dangerous pafs, the very reverie of the Beeban. ' For or Afcenthere, as in the noted Mount Sennis in Italy, the road lies upon the narrow ridge of a high mountain, with deep valleys and precipices on each fide ; where the leaft deviation from the beaten path expofes the traveller to the almoft inevitable...

...another dangerous pass, the very reverse of the Beeban. For here, as in the noted Mount Sennis in Italy, the road lies upon the narrow ridge of a high mountain, with deep deep vallies and precipices on each side, where the least deviation from the beaten path exposes the...

...another dangerous pafs, the very reverfe of the Beeban. For here, as in the noted Mount Cenis in Italy, the road lies upon the narrow ridge of a high mountain, with deep values and precipices on each fide, where the leaft deviation from the beaten path expofes the traveller...

...which is called the Accaba, or the Ascent, and is the reverse of the former; for here the road lies on the narrow ridge of a high mountain, with deep valleys and precipices on each side, where the slightest deviation from the beaten path would expose the traveller to almost inevitable destruction....

...Accaba, or the Ascent, and is the reverse of the former ; for here the road lies on the narrew fidge of a high mountain, with deep valleys and precipices on each side, where the slightest deviation from the beaten path would expose the traveller to almost inevitable destruction....

...Algiers, 6 m. SSE of the Beban or Gates, on the route commonly followed from Algiers to Constant in». It lies upon the narrow ridge of a high mountain, with deep valleys and precipices on each side, and leads np to the extensive and fertile plain of Majanah. [SAaio.]— There is another Akabah to...