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... porebaaen have made a capital bargain, there is reasoa w believe that the vessel can be raised. It will b« remembered that the Tayleur was an entirely ship i f upwards of 2.000 tons burden, built Warrington. Portuguese Slave Trade.—A letter fiw» Simon’s Day ...