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London, England, 1834-07-19 00:00:00

KEITH'S ARITHMETIC IMPROVED.
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THE COMPLETE PRACTICAL ARITHME-
TICIAN; containing several new and useful improvements
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KEITH. Corrected and enlarged by SAMUEL MAYNARD.
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COWES, JULY 14.—The Waterwitch yacht arrived
here on Saturday, having parted from the Royal squadron at
Gravesend. The Waterwich was the only vessel that went
up as high as Rotterdam ; the Royal George and steamers
remained at Helvoetsluys, having been delayed by getting
aground at the entrance of the canal. There was considerable
swell after the ships left the Sunk Light Vessel, which was
very troublesome to the Royal party. The Royal George
was towed at the rate of six knots an hour, and never cast off
the tow-rope the whole time.

OUTRAGE.--On Saturday night three horses be-
longing to Mr. Kirk, of Drogheda, were killed with a sledge
hammer on the lands of Newgrange, county Meath. This
punishment was inflicted upon Mr. Kirk because he refused
to discharge a steward from his service. The house of the
latter was visited about a fortnight before, and the door and
windows broken ; and on the above night the miscreants broko
into a forge and carried away a sledge which they left behind
them in the field after'committing the diabolical act.—Dro-
gheda Journal.

A COMPETENT WITNESS.—In the Jamaica
House of Assembly, a motion being made to bring in a bill to
prevent frauds of wharfingers, Mr. Paul Phipp arose and said,
" Mr. Speaker, I second the motion ; the wharfingers are, to
a man, a set of rogues ; I know it well—/ was one myself for
ten years."