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[PRICE SIXPENCE-HALFPF&NY

REGULAR COPPERFb TRANSPORT ASSURANCE.

COMAIIITTZIP. 'Oa 1 ye t•aasc:.r AN() f N 6111,10 iCAC.
Mr. Robert Chapman Mr. Tleoma. Remote
Mr. Frederick Cox Mr. Charles Herring
Mr. Joseph Elowson, jun. Mr. sainuel
Mr. George I.yall
PIIS assurance, which harbeen very recently esta-
ished,-otigiseted in a wish, repeatedly expressed I,- Neve•
rat respectable Ship Owners, that an associatint: to insure recip-o.
catty their respective Ships In the result: Transport Service
could be framed In a way to glee the Association collectively
such a lawful rontroul over its individual Members as would en-
sure the observance of the it uks and Regulations whicit mleit
be deemed essential to the purposes and well being of the lintel*.
non. at the same time restrvfeg to each Member iniotedetally a •
legal and tend:misted riialt, in cases of lose of average, to recover
ptytnent thereof from the several Mem!). r; of the Association
re.pectively, who may have subseribed hh policy. I his desira-
ble olive, it is presumed, has been sad fac:orily acet.mplishod ;
the Committee, fully sensible of the invortan,:e and ditlienhv of
the task inlyosed upon theot,„love, in the first outline of their
lean, and at every step of their progress tcr.yareis he compleion,
consulted high legal authoritle; in various departments of the
taw, ty which, without losing sight of practical faclli.tes, they
have beetouniforrnly guided. •
A regular ace meut has been drawn out and settled by an
eminent Convelsocer, to be signed by all the Members ot the
Associatiort„Ahrodtaag ends of them severally and resfectiveif, hut
not join ly or in partnership with en h other, to insure their re-
epecteve Ships, agreeably to the Rules and Regulations, against
ail kw or 4...itnage whatsoever the may accrue to them, except-
ing only such as the Owners are indemnified against, and shall
actually recover, from the Transour: Board, conformably to the
stipulations at their charter.party.
.1.11/4 deed forms the ground-work of the Institution, and corn-
prises all its fundamental lairs and regulations, wieichcannot be
altered or rescinded tett by a majority of two thirds of the Menna.
bets present at an ex 'aurdinary General Meeting, convened for
that sp..cial purpose. A General Muting of all the Members of
the 'Association will, in conformity with its Rules, be tatted in
the year 1813,t0d ono/ In every succeeding year, to elect new
Members for the Committee, and to regulate and take into their
consideration generally the affairs of the Establishment. None
b.et regular Coppered Transports GUI be admitted into the Aro.
dation, and the sum which may be insured on each ship is Irons
£2OO to £30003 rising in a graduated scale of proportion to the
amount of the .contributing capital, as is more particularly specla
fied in the primed Regulatioos, agreeably to which the sum now
insurable by the Association is £2OOO on sick ship.
All Ships admitted into the Association ire valued at £lB per
ton for the adjustment of average loss. This regulation, it is
presumed, wilt give very generai-satisfaction, the want of a filed
standard of value having been much complained of in many *air
Associations of this nature, as, according to the prevalent mode
ot valuation, at the discretion of the Owner, ao unfair ar d dos
cided advantage is given to *Motor and consequeatly low valu d
Ship., over Inure vatuabez toes; for instance, it two vessels of -
the same register tonnage sustain damage to the same amount,
one valued by the Goner at e.e.retXe, ant the other at .CIC 000, -
(as is frequently the case) it might easily happen that the former
would be entitled to recover a cioniderahle compensation front
the. Association for such damage, while the latter might have to
claim whatever; and In the event of :he loss amounting to such
1 suns as to give both vessels a claim for average, it is manifest
that the inferior ship would be entitled to receive exactly double
the sum the more valtieble one could claim. That this is tint • r
equitable nor reasenihte must, on the slightest c.ceisideratior,
strike every unprejudiced orals This mode of valuation also
offers a powerful inducement` persons who do not fully insure
their property, to estimate it with a view to average too, num%
under its real worth, which. in course, operates to the preju.'
of those who v due astir Slaps upon a fair prin:iple. Al. the e
objections and inequaliete s ere obviated by tire cri-erion of valtos
established in tl is Antic ad en, which has also an eel jest tendency
too prevent verylnfe for stops teeing ettere.: to at.
To enlarge se.ore Icily upon the real or suppose! adouneges of •
.his or many other of its regulation% wouldtuo much extend''
limits of au Advertisvmeni, intenegd only to make ko.wo tit,
establishment of such an Association to persona who may sot
otherwise have an oppor.uniry of becoming acquainted with it.
Ilse Committee may be allowed, however, to offer thei iropar-
dal and dismterestedtspinion, that upon a fair examined n of the
regulations and general constrmtion of thz Association which is
now submitted to the consideration of Owners of 'I to espotts, rs
will be found to combine at least as many practical adv images as
any other of a similar nature, with the awe red convicti m diet it
is in all respects founded upon stric.ly legal principles.
Copies of the Well and Regulations may hr had, o s apptess
tion to the Committee, at their °See, No. 13, St. Swithin
Lombard-street ; to whom all persons desirous of having :leer
;gyps inured, must apply, by letter, stating the partie niers

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