Peru.
" General Loriga h3s been in bLim for some time', it is report. ed that he is going very oon to Europe, he does not t5e an active pert here. Gi?neral Rodil continues to be the commander. General O3laneta, it appears, is not acting in obedience to, but indepredent of, the Viceror La Serna. He is ineendente, or grovernor of the country about L Paz; has 4,000 troops, none of which he will sen4 to any other quarter, and he has agreed to pay the Viceroy a cetam sum per month. La Serna, from necessity or policy, suffers this conduct. CGeneral Valdez is very ill at Arequipa, in which province lhis troops are stationed. General Ctanterac has his headiquarters at Huancayo, in the province of Xauxa. Th-ere is a jealou)y bet eert Canterac and Valdez; aud La Serwnrt does not decide uaon any thing of great importance without consulting earh; he finds it neces-ary to please both. The sickness of Valdez is unfortut ate for the aoyalisut at this juncture. " General Rodil has issued a decree,or regLarnernfo- de cornnrerrkr, dated the Ist of May, but not printed and published for three wyeeks afterwarls. Foreigners are not requirel to consign their goods to a Spanish subject. The import duty, on goods frot forei,a parts, ia generally 35 per cent. On cotton silk goods from Asia, 58 per ceOL On winet 45 per cent. On spirits, ti0 per cent. On wheat, ; doSlars per finegn. On flour, 8 dollars per barrel, and a further duty to the aabildo of I dollar ncr fa,nega, or about 2?s dollars per barrrl. On eatables, generally,' 20 per cent. On the-followinz articles, Soap, hats of all kinds, ready-made wear'ng -apparel, horseshoes. spades, candles of wax and of tallow, hides (tanned), -hoe.s, boots. saddles, and manufrctures of leather, tables, sofas, sets of drawers, chairs, coache,;, chaises, bedsteads, 60 per cent. Unrder the head of importations frem Spain, the following, ardeles are free of duty: quicksilver, tools and inbttments used in mining, aetil- ttre, and fishing; but no mention is madeof thesame articles under the head of importations fron, forcign parts. On coin exported to Spain, silver 5 per cent., gold 3 per cent. No mention is tmade of the duties on coin exported to fotetgio parts. We have no doubt. hiowever., that the satne rates will be levied as on coin exported to Spain. Ot gold and silver in bullion the exportation is prohibited. Flour is 25 dollars per barrel." A pns!cript to the above letter, dated on the 4th of June, states- Thtere is a rep rt, wanting confirma:ion. that aprepriO, or ex- press, arrived to Me Government on the eveni11g of the 2d ot'June, bringing intelligence ttiat the Sparish ship of war Asia, arn thc expedition, had arrived at the Intermedios." By a vessel which had arived at Guavyquil, after a very shErt pas- sage, from CalIao, an account had becn received ora mutirny or in.- surrection having broken out, on tfve 7th of June, amongst the Roy- alist troops in Callao. It was quelled, however, after 30 of th.e mu.- tineers had been shot, and 60 made prisoners. Ppl?(U. 7XT71Ae'T nr ^ 7:1.tVn n-Ton .TT7kfh MAY 27.