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Fron, Linaa.-The Brig James Beach am. Andrews, arrived at this port yes terday from Coliao, whence she sailed on the 3Ist January. The editors of the American have received from a friend in Lima, file of the Mercufio Peruanos to the 29th January, inclusive. The con tents are not interesting. Capt. An drews reports, that considerable sprepa- rations for war had been made by the governments of Peru and Bolivia. The Peruvian army, headed by President Gamarra i'll person, had marched to the frontiers. The Bolivian army was com manded by the President of that repub- lie, General Santa Cruz. Aninteryiew was said to have taken place between the two Presidents, which ended in mu- tual recrisninations, in consequence oi which the general opinion prevailed at Lima that war would ensue.

 A few days previous to the sailing =of the James Beaeham, news reached Ll- ma of the occurrence of destructive fire at c uaYaquil, the loss estimated at three million dollars. The house and stores occupied'by Mir. Swett, an Ame- riean merchant, had been burned but, by the exertions of his friends, nearly all his goods and furniture were saved. His loss was consequently inconsidera- ble. One of the papers, in mentioning the fire, states that fifty-one houses had been consumed.