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FRoMJAMAIcA-The Captan Of the bark Home, arrived yesterday, has politely furnished virh files of Kingston papers up 10 the 18th inst. They are mainl, filled with local affairs The Times pa,het,- cay deplores the wickedness and degemeracy of Her Majestys subjects in Jamaica, and gives sad details of house breakings, robberes, murders, &c. The Island newspapers devote considerable space to the discussion of the scheme of importing "immgranls' from lndia-one insisting the wise policy of the mother governments project of procuring 5000 Cool. ies and others sustaining the views oi the Colonial Legislature in limiting the number to 200O.

 Appropos. ihIs scheme is belng carried in. to effect for ensaving the poor Africans and Fast Indians in the different British West Indies, under the specions name of "Apprentices," the Jamaica Journal publishes "Appeal on the Iniquiiy oi Slavery and the Slave Trade. issued by the yearly meeting of the Religious Society of Friends of Lon- doa," and directs special attention to the publication of these ophilanthrop ss, and accords its full apprabaton to the objects and views promulgated in their document.