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INDEX To THE EDINBURGH REVIEW.

• This day wcs published, price 131. boards,
A COMPLETE GENERAL ANALYTICAL
INDEY to the EDINBURGH REVIEW, from Octo-
ber 1802 to November 1818 ; comprehending, in one Alphabe-
tical Series, distinct References to all the Names of Authors re-
viewed, 'rules of !looks reviewed, Au, hotities cited or quoted,
Public Questinnt discussed, and all incidental Matter. To which
are presxed, flr greater fainlity and Promptitude of reference to
the several Articles' a separate Index of Books Reviewed, and
another of Authorslleviowed.

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• epiember 19, 1814.
WHEREAS BENJAMIN SMITH; Apprentice
to SAMUEL BULLISS, Nailer, in Pear-tree-court,
Yeats's Rents, Ckrkenwell, absconded from his Mabser's service
' on the aforesa d date, and has not retJrned t the said Benjamin
Sm. th bad on when be went a blue coat, red and white panta-
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