(from tho N. Y. Commercial Advertisof.)
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 sent you on the l7th of November, by the way of New Orleans, brief account of the mutiny and mur- Ser by the slaves board the brig Creole. Captain Ensor has so far recovered that he will be able to leave tomorrow or next day for New Orleans via Havaua. Two of the slaves (prisoners) have died ip jai, one from wounds received in the ahray and .le other from natural causes. l thInk mentioned that number of them had sai)ed for Jamaica They are shipped free of expense, and bounty of $50 a head paid on their arrival to the shippers, as am informed.

 Captain Arnold is making all possible despatch with the ship Rob Roy, but it is uncertain when she will be ready for saing. Her passengers sailed on Friday evening for Strrups Key, to get board q sessel bound for Mobile if possible.

 The brig Rondout of Boston, Captain Litilefeld, from Port au Prince for Boston, with coffee, haywood, Ac., was so much injured in gale the fore part of November, that he obliged to put in here the ' 7th instant with the assistance of wrecker, who vas awarded by the chamber of commerce $, 300 for his services. The vessel condemned and the cargo cold.

 The schooner Alpheus, Captain Mayo, from Aux Caves bound to New York, with coffee and haywood, was wrecked Heneauga the first part of November. part of tue coffee, about two hundred bags, and fifteen or eighteen tons of haywood were all that WAS saved. which with tue captain and crew were brought to this port. Very truly yours.