Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-05
FROM CHILL AND PERU.

| We promised cur readers some time since,
when publishing the commercial regulations
established by the Patriot Government Guya-
qtii, to furnish them with the Tariff of Duties,
&c. as soon as the same should be promulga-
tea by the Patriot Government of Peru. We
| hope to be able to fulfil sur promise in few
DAYS and IN the mean time lay before them
the following interesting extracts of letters
from Chill and Peru, received bv the ship
Washington at Nantucket [JMer. .4dy.
! Valparaiso, Oct. 27.-The fortress of Cal
lao surrendered on the 2lst Sept and this
event for the present has settled the war in
Peru. But La Serna will join Ramirez at
Arequipa, and the Spanish army there will
then be very considerable. The vessels had
all moved from AncoD to Callao, but were not
to commence dischargng until the 9th in
slant, when new Tariff would be published.
Lord ochrane has now capped the climax of
his robberies by robbing his own government.
The Protector San Martin) got together about
or 100000 dollars, and on the approach of
La Serna he sent it all on board the different
vessels at Ancon. His Lordship had been for
| some time endeavoring TO get money from the
Protector, as he alleged, TO pay the fleet
Eat the Protector thinking perhaps that the
private property which Lord Cochrane had
saved from the San Martin, might have been
few hundred thousand dollars more than his
Just share ofthc pillagc, did not see fit to adj
vance promptly the sum required. His Lord.
ship went to the Rezguardo at Ancon-got
an account of the m0uey and took it all, as well
as individual property TO considerable a.
! mount. The protector has tried every means
| to get 1t out of his hands, but without effect |
do not know what will be the result ofthis beach
between San Martin aud Lord Cochrane.
| The brig Nereus ofProvidence, has taken
! a freight at Guayaquil for Rio Janero and
Europe the Canton is about to make another
trip TO the coast of Peru
Yesterday arrived the whale ship Loan,
from the United States. Ofthe three English
vessels sent in there for adjudication, the
ships Lord Sheffield, and Edward Ellis. have
been cleared, and thcb brig Indian, condemned
Oct. 3l.--Yesterday arrived the schr A.
ranZaza, 80 days from Callao, privately deg
patchedb by Lord Cochrane to the Govern
ment with small part of the specie, 10000
doliars,) he took from Gen. San Martin, for
the purpose of opening the way for his charg-
es against him. The Protector despatched
another schooner tile Sacramento,} on the
same day with his dispatches. This is be-
coming serious business. Cochrane man.
ages well, hut think Inc has too many against
hun. lie now confines himself to his ship
fearing that if he trusts himself on shore the
Protector might put him in prison, as he did
an inferior officer who was engaged in taking
the money.
The Amanda, Of Baltimore, has arrived in
. days from Guyaquil with freight. Things
IN that place are very unsettled, and the Go
yernment there does not manage its affairs
weH. In late revolution there the ship En-
peror Alexander was taken by the ROYAL par
~, and carried to Panama and the brig Anna
was sunk. There is report that Acapulco
and San Bias have declared in favor of the
Patriots.
Nov. 2.-The Sacramento has arrived, and
il appears Lord COchrane had gone from
Caliao, some say to Acapulco, but think his
principal intention sto look after the ship EN-
peror Alexander, in which believe he is inter
cseed.
Lima, October 3.--The Caravan Of Provi-
dence, with rice, is here, hut the prospect of
selling is NOT very favourable, as better quail