LLOYD'S REGISTER

OF

BRITISH AND FOREIGN SHIPPING.

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From the number of alterations and silditions constantly returned to this Office, it is necessary that the Register Books be posted every Week; it is therefore requested that Subscribers will be rticular in sending their Books for that purpose,

The Committee in assigning to the existing Tonnage the number of Years for which Ships shall stand in the first description of the First Class, have been influenced in every instance by an anxious desire to do justice to the Ship-Owner; but should it appear on subsequent survey that any Vessel is entitled to a greater or less number of Years than has in the firs instance been assigned to her, the Committee, in conformity with the Rules, reserve to themselves the power to make whatever alteration such future survey shall justify.

Parties discovering any errors, are requested to communicate the same to the Secretary, that they may be taken notice of accordingly.

It is particularly requested that Subscribers leaving town, will direct their Books to be sent to the Office, where they will be kept regularly posted.

By Order of the Committee,

London, October 1834,

2, White Lion Court, Cornhill.

NATH. W. SYMONDS,
Secretary.

LLOYD'S REGISTER

OF

BRITISH AND FOREIGN

SHIPPING.

ESTABLISHED 1834.

LONDON:

PRINTED BY J. L. COX AND SON, 75, GREAT QUEEN STREET,

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1834.

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