Jamaica Papers.
W^e n~ve to cautlou ti-pablte from.placir~ gelieEf inthe variout idle and-unpearnt-nigrnous which were in circulation in-this city yaedy abbftuabh witbottt the slightcit; fou detism ni truth; and ouc xeadera usay beEFssutred that the following is the mnost authentic nnd lateex account fron 213nover: GAZETTE EXTILAORDINARY. M 3lontego Bay Gazette Offlce,-Thlce o clock,- June 23. " We are much gratified in being able to congratulate the coun- try on the intelligence which has been just received from the inte. rior, tlyough a respectable gentleman of this parish, wholeft Argyle about an hour since, and states that there are at present, only six or eight of the Argyle, one or two of the Knockalva, and four of the Golden Grove negroes out, the latter of which are expected to sur. render themselves to.night. Colonel Campbell, of theW'estern In- terior, proposes to discharge the detachment of the St. James's Ali- litia, now stationed at Alontpclier, to-night or to-morrow morning, unless any thing not now contemplated occurs; and thinks it is likely that the day after, the greater part of the militia in that district m.iy be allowed to return to their homes, the arrival of the Matroones being expected to.night. WVe are happy also to itate, there is not the snmallest foundation for attacbing any thing like suspicion to the ne- groes belonging to Mr. C. RI Ellis, in that quarter; on the contrary, their conduct has been meritorious, and a fewv of them have been employed in pursuit of the runaways. We have every hope, therefore, that an insurrection which has, from its commencement and duration, borne so formidable an appearance, is about to be crushed without the loss of maay of the negroas' lives, and none of the whate population; but wve look with4sorror and commiseration on what is to follow in the trial and consequent punishment of the unhsppy victims of the hypocrisy, cant, and cupidity of these self- serving moralists, Wilberforce, Buxton, Cropper, &c. i' It gives us great pleasure to mention, that 203 men, of the 92d regiment, under the command of Captain Donaldson, and a small hody of artillery, who were stationed ;n the b,arracl;s of this city, were embarkcl yesterday on b.trtl the lIsar, 46, Captain G. Harris, C. B., and proceeded thbs motring for Savanna-la-ler. Major-General Sir John Keane, C.B., with his Staff, accompanied tlem. " Tvro companies of the 50th regiment, under the command of Captain Rvan, have been marched into this city, in the rcom of thc above detachnmeRt of the 92d." JAAlAIC4 PAPERS. ,:: -, s.. ~KINGSTON. Jrn'26.