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SLAvERs AT ST HELESA.-The ship Howard
at Boston. from Calcutta via ST. Helena, reports
the arrival at the latter place of the brig Gabriel,
u SLAYER, which had been captured when 10 days
from Havana, by II NJ brig of war Acorn. She
had crew of 65 Spaniard., and exchanged sew
eral shots with the Acorn. She mad cargo Of
bale goods lumber and rice. In one OF the bags
OF rice were found papers wkics gave information
that % slave vessels were fitting out from Havana
The Gabriel's crew were put on board the Acorn,
which sailed for the Coast Of Africa 10 land them
on ,lesolate and uninhab;ed part OF the coast.


Seven other sluvers previously captured, were
breaking up at S. Helena.


No less than 1900 slaves, takca trosl captured
slave ships, were at ST. Helena when The Howard
left