The Sun. — London, England, 1813-07-19 00:00:00

y now pre vails in the military preparations of Denmark, that power redoubles her efforts to maintain the integi ity of its territory, and to' guarantee it ftom all foreign invasion. Since the 20th June, the Swedish Govanment has broken off all communi cation with Denmark. The report is, that trou bles h4vo broken ovt in Sweden, where there ex ists a name! ons part , to the systim at- present fol disiwed by .StOeichnlm Ce.neral Tet tent mai' Ln,, 'it is said, left the•Russ4 L aniservice to entel:,into z hatof Sagbod. FrtAtsliFoeT. JULY 5.-....lecording to what we kern from Llayenoe, the before yesterday, there Were more t lo'n` 15,000 French troops in that town. Geu e :.ll (outfit- Ciaparede and Bum! Go lard ;mi.. cd here yesteiaity. Yesterday arrivedfive battalions of infantry and several detlehments of cavalry, among which was a squadron of Polisb lancers, • Jur.v 6.---The General of Division,Vichery, and General St. Ao'ge, arrived here yesterday, the first from Mayence, and,thelatter from Fulde. Nearly 3000 more infantry and several detachments •of cavahy arrived yesterday. Among- the latter was a superb squadron of gen d'arm6e of the Imperial thlard. MILAN, JULY Serene Highness the Prince Viceroy left Monza for Verona this morn ' ing. llis absence will not be of long duration. . The, 51.:(1 and 67th regiments have arrived at 11 amine nn the 29th and ;loth of June, and conduit ed their route for the Adige, the 7th Of the line, and several battalions vof chosen • troops preceded then). In a few days the 42d and 101st regiments are expected at Mantua. All those troops are go ing to Verona, Su c hi e , and Bassano. Several batteries of Italian artillery coming from Pavia : t were expected on theist of J u l y at Mantua. Ge , nerals Cratien-an,d Palombini, destined to corn. t mend a division of The army, have arrived at Mi. 1, To-day, the troops who were in this city, began Vteirmareli. LEtt'Sle, JULY 4.- , The following has beenputi lished here According to theordere of the Puke of Padint, the segues , ft:4l9n , laid upon merchandise and colonial produce shall erne frnin this - day. The pioprietor : o f th e said merchandise and produce may fairly.dispose of thew, taking off the seal. placed in their waretionws, so that tue liherty of commerce is t;oinpletely re-e , tatlished." VIENNA, JUNE 3t).•---Captain De Puhler, of the noble Gerinan guard, arrived yesterday at a eon , der from Clitschen. 'Abe 4mperor Was at Gitschen yestel day, hut Elmposed to leave it, b ecause severa l persons. in i 5.5...„ were inetmithoded by the humidity of the apartments of the Castle,- which -is newly built ; it is suppose:l his Majesty *lll take. up his resi dence' at the Castle of KosmOnos, which : is but two league's from Gitschen. The building is su perb,-and offers every possible accommodation. All the departments of the interior are in the utmost act.vit y, The Supreme Chancellor had , yesterday a prolonged conference with the Presi dent of Government. The Aulic Council of War .assembled this Morning in an extraordinary sit ting, and to-day has been expedited to all the Bailiwicks, Chiefs of Domains and of Depart. wilts, a sealed dispatch, with nrciurz, not to open it till six o'clock in the morning of the I :it of it is supposed l'Clate, to a 4tta!lieb,l a.ner,:v iauto, ticy I.—The s ea l e d di spatc h es ad dressed to all the Bailveicks,.&e: to he open e d to. day, relate, its was supposed, only to the 6nances. A promotion in the Austrian Auny-is announced to take place on the 15th. We learn that large • rurchaies of corn have been Mad e i n Boh em i a on ,• Ivenu n t Of the Saxon Colin. 'We understand that the Austrian, ()averment authorises those expor= tatious of corn, which had been strictly prohibit. •ed last sprint , . HALLE, JULY 2.---. The King ' arri ve d h ere to . day at, three the a‘fternoon'from Dresden :we hav( 7 been expecting his Majesty since yesterday. l'(le have reason for hoping he will pass the night in our town. - MILAN ) JULY .5. : . The royal guard divided in twig, ,columns, .composed of infantry, caval r y, and artillery, ha 4 left this town, to proceed to Ve rona. • „ \Tr LIONA JUI,Y Serene Highness the 'Viceroy, Avho lrft Monza, yesterday morning,. ar rived here at seven in the evening. , f-1c remained but some Moments in our town, and continued his journey to Padua. It will he, on his return that his H4;iiness will inspect the troops here, aA,1 , 14E01-1 V JULT 6 .Te Bth h light infantry, T 64th, and 9:ith of the line, have lett this to go into.cantimments ,on the Batiks of the Meuse, on OA: Asglinitenburg side. They were immedi ately replaced in our garrison by the .sth, l :3`,2d, and 60tla of the line. At this moment the urrivali of,six more regiments, which are passing the Rhine, is announced. In the midst ut this continual movement of 'troops, horses . , artillery, &c. there reigns in our to.vn an ad. , wit.ible order rind discipline. Marshal the Duke tastiglione arrived here yesterday in the even .in g, and it nlipears blot abode 1)e. short. l'ouLos, Ju )4F. Prince, of lickinuld, overnor . of Tonion, has frequent minfereuees Vice- Adroirall.;;lneriao, Commauthrot of' the Naval A rroy, and Pkefeet of the We are ass led tie object is a great expedition in the Me diterranean. " Avosnultoll, JULY J .—rouy LquaLrons of IN.- Via cavalry which have been here for Oars, have received orders to join the Bavarian Arai!" of Observation. They will. set o u t to nun:, FOW for Wortzhurgh .We expect several de. iachnirots (f cavalry, which have received the bcllllC destination. The armaments continue thrOngliont all the Bd.- varian l‘ingriotn. 'Pie cavalry and artillery are , augmenteil in the same proportion. HELIGOLAND MAIL. 1 e , ll ,'"" l •Atili 31iLy 12.—Otir accounts from iut gh come down to the Sth ; all waB anxietY thwoikild men %were (laity employed foitilitio ; all the Nvolks within a Ler -11,1,1 heel, dextroyed. ti LN,Ju N 1c 2,9' 'wi ves , egacern lug the arriviil of travellers heve, iitellgditi ordered tu be put in foree by the Police thil 'duce. Ai.litb: • AnntvEn-1 Heligoland, 1 Snriiatn, S Dublin, 2 Waterforil. I idisbOn, t Gottet,bnliti, QHrtigvlaiid, I.ll'a terfordi PRICE ()t' ,ste CK • Tilts DAY Al 6'CLoCK. Consist* fkimlum . : Shi HV;H WATER AT LOMON To-Ntormni'. 1161'1'0)1g, minutes after 6. J FAlniTz, THE SIVA J • 4;lfft4 11I('KRE h tOND6N, Ata-,yaiy, Jui.Y 19, isl 3. Dispatches from Marshal WELLimyrox of date the 9th, have th's morning been received at the Foreign Office, brought by Cr lt: CARIIOLL, wl4l came from PASSAGE', the LAST town on thefron tiers of Spaip. Our gallant Commander had with him theipght Troops ; Sir T °RAI' ANti.was. in vesting St. Sebastian, immediately in. his rear, which could not, hold out. The Dispatches arc dated Ostilz, on the north of Pamplona. Flirthuq-Dispatches are expectittl to-morrow by Colonel UAMILTON. • in the mean time we have great satisfac tion in laying before our Healer s the Ex tracts from Cortinna Papers tó the Dth, given be- !ow, which spew - that the A114.(1 Arms still swirn buoyant on the top of the lull tide of success. After the battle of Vittoria, the cue my appearlo have shifted for themselves in the best- manner they could, It. was a helter-skelter piece of business; some. ran one way and Spme another, consulting•only safety; and as for dis cipline, that was unnecessary, seeing the army had neither artillery to guard,, or baggage to pro tect. In the scr CLAUSEG (whose force is the best in the article of equipment) took the dirertion of Arragon, with fifteen thousand Men. To provide for him, the provident WELLINGTON'ordered MINA to head Itim I and thus while fighting his way. against that gallant Partizan, his pursuers, will cinnei,up with him, anti We.have no doubt terminate his ca reer ., Sn regossa is his only refuge. 'Getieral HiLE, charged with the siege of Pamplona, the peel.; son of which is now said to amount to five or IN thousand men. Pancorbo, Which : is batwou , 64„.; gos and. Miranda del Ehro,: has been taken by the Spaniards under O'DoNiqtr.t..., and a very powerful Army' of. Patriots ,are (*allowing the brilliant track of Lord 't.t.'etaastpToii, whose coming‘up will en-. able him to push forward itt ,every direction to overwhelm the scattered foe, It would appear that CLAUSEt did not get offs° eleanly,as the French accounts. would` induce us to believe. His March was' nut uninterrupted as *as represented by SUOMI' ; for an account trent Villa Franca 'states, that on the 24th our gallant fellows came up with his rear, and pressed upon their flight. The action, P . .: the extent it went, seems to haVe been. decisive, but the: enemy were in too much haste to stand a battle The pursuit of .the fugitives is inclssant and destructive, and the .itutnortal work of clearing the Peninsula gees on most Nothing was left, that ettuld 'appose' the entrance of the victors into the territories of France. 'The following.are the extracts " VITTORIA, juNE 213.-!-.LOCLIWELL,INGTONis in pursuit of the 15,00 Q men, who, not 'being able to gain Ii myonue or Pampeittea, took the Lion of Arragon ; but the IA ke of aulnAl3 RO- Dltincf has given orders to MINA to march to meet them, and he 'knows hOW to receive them at a point where they must 'be beaten, and especially as they'are proceeding without artillery. " General HILL commands tire troers destined to form the siege of Pampeltma ; the..works.have been begun with much celerity, and they are only Waiting the arrival of the heavy artillery, which will quickly arrive, 'to open their Cieneral Gunn; yesterday arrived at Iron with his army, and the fugitive French nosy tread their • own territory. ' " At six i>i t he morning, the Fort of Banta Marta,' in Paneorbo, was assaulted by Gen. O'DouNses vanguard, ,with the loss of twenty own, It took 82 prisoners, 'and four pieees of artillery. . 44 BtatouS, JUNE 29.—The enemy is a rea d y his own territory, with the exception of a division of fifteen thousand men, (it is said it, has been routed) which CLAusEr, commands, but without any artillery, and which is cut off. The Lord 'has already proceeded to defeat It. In Pam. plona, a garriion. of between . 5 al ni 60" men have been kit. Gen. frill hill attack it the ino. meta his heavy artillery iIrEIVCS. GIJION, is in To, losa. , The troops belonging to O'DONNEL'S tarry of reserve, had scarcely appeared before Pan corbe, when they took, by assault, tite hat C4lleo ' .c‘• On the 28th of June , Betior dIftON and Ge neral OILUIANI from Toloia, for Arduain, for the purpose' of placing themselves befOre the enemy, " Sonar CASTAI4OS, on the 30th June, left Burgas for Vittoiii, • J VILIA FRANCA, UNP. 23.—Yester4lav we sudden)) , fell in with the French, whom we beat, but not in such a manner as at Vittoria, and are without permitting them any time to rest." We copy the following., from the Plymouth l'aper We fear the dates , are conclusive against the news being any thing beyond the anticipation of what is most likely to happen; for what patience beyond hurnancan induce the French people to, endure for ever the bloody tyranny of their Op pr6-§or Plymouth Telegraph of Saturday: SECOND EDITION.—GOOD NEWS! &dock, P. M. "The SpaniOt schooner San 4ntonio is just ar rived in nine c l ays from Corunna, with passen gers i—she has brought a Corunita paper, trom which we }save translated the following tut yortant information : (From the /liar/ode la Cur►unna flat cdTburiday, July 8,1813.) " CADIZ, JUNE 19.—. Arrived at Gibraltar, 'coming from Toulon, with a passport from the English squadron cruising in those seas, a French re" 01 0- . 1 .Y ; ITA OLD .111.21swrt 2Nr A AT Hu MAST-412AD, OVER TII/VP U i TUE PEE ! SENT , FLAG I She brings the news of the 1010 k DEPARTMENT OF, TOULON being it.r SURIIECTION AGAINST 21 /ONAP7IIIT2!—St I e inte*nils proceeding to London, to treat with tl.e Eniclish Government about subsidies. Paris Papers to the 14th, have arrived since our last. Like some of the Patriotic Prints in t:,is metropolis . , the Moniteur observesh most religious silence on the,subject of the battle of Vittoria.— The theme must be an unpleasant one, but this very silence is the loudest tribute that could be paid to the paramount achievement of that field, which admits of no gloss orperversion, and is even beyond the reach of lie from French calumniators or English detractors, A Gen. LL MARQUE, in Upper Catalonia, endeavours, however, to put a better face on an affair he has had vVith Baron d'ER4.LS, but, it is evident . , from his own avertimt, (having marched 3 kagnei, and fought 5 hours afro. Noon, when he left Gerona), that it was night and not victory which put an end to this spirited contest. The fruits of their two years labour they will never be able tnsave. The squadron oft Pa lantos eve rule rumble to ascertain. It WAS pro- bably it part of the Expedition from Alicant; bat ' • it might be the reinforcem ents front Sicily.which Lord r , accompantea Adorn lIENTINdE: The other intelligence in these Papers is but an echo fit the march of troops, and anticipations of a Treaty being tipened for the purpose of bringing abont Peace—but, from every appearance, very h tit: progress scents yet to have been made in this work. The news front Spain' must , there fore, be received ity our Allies, anti have their full operation against‘the,l)espot *in Germany. • Sattirtlay at one o'clock, a Cabinet council was held at the Foreign Office, .which sat till near three. Another Connell is surnmonel there to rret this clay, to deliberate on` the Speech of the PRINCE, REGENT, to be delivered by his RoYid highness at the proroitltion of Parliament: Orders are issued at the King's Mews, that t he Astate-carriae; the cream coloured horses, state harness, &c. be'all kept in readiness for Thursday next, when it is expected that his Royal High ness the PhiNcti ItEG Eur 'will go in state to the House. His RoYtti tilgbnetis the PRINCE- REGEWT . will visit Brighton the latter end of next week, for 11 shot Time; he will be accompanied by his Ruyal the Duke Of CLARENCE Sant iCdilimsindcd the iiS ( r.',Ortien. The Freficli lost 89 . , four cannon, and oiie. howitzer.: .tsitsP.i. ()nee routed, as 1S expected, it Appears th4t ijorA ,WELLINGTO N will prOcetil r.G 4 tvards Sarlgt.)l, to fall dn SUCHET, in tlibse parts there remain none of the neiny's trodpS but,•wlntt strain garrisons. - Fortunatt Paign !111 a single month the ealemy T has been routed, and obliged hot dot) , to cross the Ebro, but all the Spaniiili , tefritory In this part. What a_ change ! what confusion will be Caused : in FrAnceby the entranke of the Ittgiiive remains of ail enemy *bleb they i'atintingly termed In-, wincible,, routed and without a single piece of ar- Adlery--= waggon without any thing but the knapsacks they carried with them." " SAitTAGA, JULY 6:--4t appears Lord WEL LINGTON is proceeding in pt.i4on to Jack against Suctivr. Oenernls PkAiIAM unit G n ioN have joined ,in Tohisa, mid pursuing the French, who took the ljayonne road, with a determination to enter France, *here it is supposed some of our parties have already entered.. .... ~. . Extract- of a Letter receive: d tram ani • i compthying the s'ect e I'4. Ct'it:,),! li'qf p. . - • • agliii" SOUie part . of the [Mimi Siat . . , ''We ilre oltozether 3500 then ; viit tc-dAr.t four or fire saji of the hoe, with ,this a a,doiel e, 645 '1 ,46 Y us. I expect wailit work, ii,. theyitu a og report; of intr art vut i here ; howl:vet., Ittul I" of th e Tankers. . . "The follOwior is, the'irrappenlent of th e cl ; OthC.e . r r-s.aniading the whole; . .. - Sir SIIINVIC nr.WITII. , Ftpt Conniled Lient,'6iLin. .-t obit •.' ntri TwO battalions Ruyai ;A:trinvi, cc COLM. . • ISVgithent, connit)aniltY, hythiptitin CA° Ist Indepruitent Cutup:4l'ly cf forritpit'rs , Captain SALTII. Second llrk:n9. Commanded by Lieulen:tut-l'ulaCel WILT Marine arbiter, t ans c4iiip.int);.ll ll4l Marines; - conntrutinl by (&,Lain P,tiqtinl• Two iudepeudent ivoinpitairA of foreigneri, _ Lord a f° lt rA tt il t iS t s e t( m riael p rirPs t :llll } :i i it c :ltAr t leiP ;:c oPTr lz e ' ll i . l i .. :';i :i s: l : l; :l'll t ll : ° ;a tig i stS;l:litertell'firYodr:lce j :cl‘; Dantzice . l l'lle tner(•hailts IHI big elo , inabil.itY to p , ty, both their were seized, I am. a price Net opial th e , f ; l t i o demPtitia. A threat was lielll 0:1 0 4 ' . Perty.was not redeemed -cvithin a g ir d el r l o tll 4 o shipi would be cut - op for i nili(JlTP' lll , the_merchantlize consitme;l by fir 4 .,. e j 0 6 pci o ll i r i r : . li en t tl e r l i tY a r i c et i t t. 3;' ) ' ni f b l e ra t t t .( l l; a. e l6l , : t l ,B ::i l e i le :i er ic i t il l i: EE p ( f .: ratictl'i::f%tr;:eirisiutleceel kit ir v ii ,t t il'il i lrit a i t ; }l l ll • , '3l . l o : ll44 . i) ,t l b : li g : t l : l l , l(l. . • ~:i %from England are ; il l ) jectpl torsi a lar ) or • z 0 days, in consetpience of a ru i ° ; l a r vitti •• he Fait of 11.-...'r.cti in paroial; 04 : 1 With the Hussars, o u t l. l iSth iiit: g (4 , 4, i ii, fi=at of the enemy ;. m y, b ir je ce uttltk e " : t i e levelled a tremendous blow wail 1113 . 1 1 ;1f avoided it, by tie\ tertiuslv• throwing l' a 3 ,,, On tits stni‘Le ; it Cvli int the , liOrsei 7 cat h int,sererely ; .811 English. 4141.!itili' BAo i t l f r a e plo i 4 t tr i l i neyAn t eix(tittiG:sezpt,ja.reatictitit4it,etohlitilici:pcti::lie.rtsal,titittil:s'ii•ili,; ii:.,ci,litii;:,veiti;l,iiscit.:t,,c,:,:i, missed, lii Illeides . s The Frouchop, . . Letters from 'Memel to tile Stith ' I/t4 ' ''''''. r , „,`. mug', the exertions of t:ie Prus3ko.•l''''' ...iu .- the ardour and patriot is in I ,fille twhi'stor oi . all praise. 'The levies of the is amounted to 120,00 men. Leek. Seventeen bun a ilrerenount horses ;.,i., last porch i:co i n :Nl6Ul4,ria 41011,-110,'0 agent 07t aCtollat of tht: !jug ' 4 ' ') ~.r t ui had obtained permis sion ft out the h '. tuna, for their passage through 1-Tilin;.t:7 o ' o l,, • ‘ 1 , it is s.fid that the exiv...)30: 111 4 13 ' 4 ,,,.. 0 3troyed the old ca stle, leuvhit.; %Lc stro" 40 . out -works so . unlnj li re 1, • (.1 ,, ' . Oc , gsPiertldtiolYt'r li a: l e d iit. n . t r i s: 7. 1 : 1 “ 1 -: ell.l•el:l'll'ig.ll.4'l.)inel':":"lirk.".:4ll' , . '' sPt A 7c li t l iee lQ r a c Et e :ic , Pr Y t a t)lll.fic i t:' ' rl er . 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' I V may have desert eti, ao .1 VI :ItY ‘3'., li :',lf r. . i V I'l Itteiin'rv‘ll:lll4,l::;:.:l;:'r:ii:rliittovot:iitir'i,L')°Y:;)slB4:'4tvit::,;:ltuuli.;;l:tuitit:i!,,ll,,,,l,,,,rie'-.,::,,,,,,, '..; appears, that the p,erto,s ollite 0 , , c i lA, ~t ink • . burgh 'had offeroi to lend (htfaej `":,tii.t„;.,t,, I trims, to pay the eXt,nordi.lary 0 !!!, ~t , ,),11: , , articles of silver, n not less stuns tl'''" , ~,,.1 0 ~„ , banco, which artiel.ts.are irrevoett!..ly,t ~,,,,,,,,,i, • the datilt if not redeemed within tilt °C , 0 i i ; 1 • 1 1 he following story wits pitolislot n „ to ~: 441" )'estettlay':—" At the late (-: In' ,Set:,' T O E p it o N ts i g c ":h ti n , u I , s t a t i l i c eg i e l t u i sttori.ahrak vilreiiii:ii:so,tieti..,l c ( - 1 :: t 1 offers to the k,..mperor of Ittit;. , lA4 In fe ,11. 1 ., from the interests of Pros , ' i i tlie4e " 1- ► , 1 , ~,1 • ever, rejected by him wita indigo:lv' i ,,i ii. Glared 4e woild not abandon hi.5'a.1),..,,,,,,,, not accede to *any tvrms which might cu r t .3 !,,i the independence of Prussia, awl ti l ', / ie:i 1 , of her fortresses. Ile remained alwr.,tot.'„ repeated conferences. • "l'he Aiporiaii ivi!:.01001 -I:ind the Emperor p a rted with milord al 0 " . .."' an d au intervi-ew which had hec. , f e, [ o ) , between FRANCIs and At.r.xativElt..4'ali;ool sition that tue latter wont.; have prove" ' i s i . •• cable ; was stbaniloned.. ,NlO-rkkt,l,, conveyed: ;news th ;news of the result " h"' C loci I : to littowtfraterE, ateDresdeo, lie I"' s it l t flirted to Gitscheui, . c h a rged ACitil t.e7131!';1401 ,• which it 1 :s ixoPed , in.- Fi-«'111 I:'''''''t,,,,if!' alit to thq.Aliied iiover.i.,,,ns, and' ilvi,"` . :,i' , send itinisters to the' prol . , se.l o) , ,:'''' e "''' 00. • Sat., .1 'Y's Gazett, tiot:tie that lii" r , to r .; ..AITi•AND had jokeit the faiths as (.40`,',0 o. tunit't ; and Wilt the Paisuz Ilack•Nli ' ja'', I . errell the honour of KighthOod (Jo' '',.„ ). s , :' lIANNER .tuff Lit.at.-Gen. bIl: it h , . ifs a e _ nu c:a it t it e l eir 4 l : B4 : t.: a t t ; .l e r: l el: l r h a i te r,e t :l l; r i i i ß s i , ' ve r n er de : ( ' L l i t l : ., Y l l : h i ; t l4 4 4) ; ::::: ) . c:t . . tt l i ., l. , '‘ f 7 . : " : ' , : : :: ! .: :: : :: ! c ' ' '' '' l P: i : i ' :::• tCti':::l:: 'their destination is S't. .iit,:idert) v. ottllLip .'": 6i ' b i ra lle t;!l ( . l , h to 4t r u e a l i i Q ev n e ri t t !i t e h l E sth i . l ;: , ... il7 .ti t : i f f;ivi:le:'?4lC'''''i regimeut, Which is to join of• L i V"'LP I ' '.l . . ,!. , j Iti'mY , ...atid - th*-760 regiment is to er6th. l ` ,„I port.. iCi if 'ie Gll ' , , , 1 i e . a o.vitc. oi;!i.ia !Nye -tteceell,'“ -'. , Ir,, shire i at (31.. ; . ,, :w, and the ;)'.,),(1 it7;i1""". 01. 1 i , !ey, march to Dumbarton, in rutin) nitii' ,1!, low.ty. • WI • Sandhurst Colleue'will he fu'yottrell v 4 0 IY,I presence of whole Royal F,,„,ii,,, ,i c . , iv: :in o t i i i it i g l e " g i Gl i .;llt i l b : . e U i l i - le : 1 1 1 .. - c . v .- E A R II ;1 .4 5 1. 4 .1 Z 5 v..r r 0 Y : %1% d 11111 ` 11)( , ti. : 1, 111 % ' '' ' , ' 1 , „, i i, ; GI At :gust, gt 1 l; I'o lll ' ~ A Bill yvils on Friday found, at 1h c ,,, ) , t ,sV:.; sessions, at the instivoee Of . LAvIY ' -II • i' , Xez o .'' I Ilgu-inst. Mr. Put es, Proprietor of jfic i,' Ja:.! 1 , , i WILKINSPN, Esq. Secretary tt' i A geli t I "MARTI a, at Lisbon ' , is yippottitC4' . i li; i ,e l m ' t a t_la ... ll e: ,. at INJahon; Minorca. ; , G;' i 9 ' ,A ne prbee of gold Was OIVS3tHIditY • per oz. . 1