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■ CONTINUATIOII FILOII TNI PIACIDIIIOI PAO/. ' PARIS, AUGUST ss. The &Snifter of Finance (M. BAR sit Malawi). left town yetlerday to attend the Lariat*. A Courier yetlerday brought the melancholy intel . l•gesee of the death of Rear-Admiral La Touctia aaritba r on board the Bricentanr, in the roads of Toulon. The Cordial RAT wow ode Boiso e a is, Arcbbiflop of Tours. died on the a3d, in the 73d year of his age. He was arebbillsop of Aix, prior to the Revo lution. On the 16th infant, a Spanifh veffel entered the pert of Mortals, which had been detained upwards of three days by a Guernfey privateer, by which the was plundered. . Her 14** the Elms's was erpefed at &of f& OS the 23d. IL Iltesa Haltom., the Minitler of Finance, it swasietly reported, has been nominated Ambaffador lia db• Court of Vienna. Oilisriti Lams paled through B. urdeaux, on the aftli talent, on his road to Paris. Oa the 24d, his Majefy the Ex s ILOR was on horfe bask at fit to the ammo& and reviewed die troops sailer * nonunand of Patrons as us and bir PONT, 4 4 adman he was pleafed to expels bin entire fatisfae. tiom. Ws are armed that Count Cool received, Am the s3d, his new credentials as Ambarador from kb Maltby the EMPIROR and the King of BoMaMla and FIONGAIIT, to his Majefty the EMPEROR of the French. . The lab couriers from the coati have left the Eu ratom at Etaplea. His Imperial Majeßy went tit'. then from Boulogne, or the Yearning of the 3d of Ibis MOWS (Regal at). Os that day he reviewed the ,Bonilla of Lapis', as well as a divifion of the neigh . bootleg troops ; sad be was occupied on the nth to smaimeavrims two other divifions of the fame camp. From thole eaatmaments the Ems tent will relish by ffirmiels o me the herders of the Meofe and the Rhine. . Us has already is the &craw of his derive that the weld wait his arrival at Aiaaatapelle.— Hee Majaffithas, in coatroom., fafpeaded her de rerbeim that city. whoa at the eve of qna r tn ie l Aloeet the eireemileseee which have her refidemot there, may be partieulady diffingoibed the fist mishrailem of the Feffivel of .Coset.ameora etiallabliffied by Neroaeou. That ceremony was , perieemied the Somday before lA, in precut:, of the Roeusses with the remelt pomp. in the Cathedral of Aia-loCiapelle t smiths Creech delivered on that emelleo, was a pauffiel hawses the two Monarchs. The armaments, which breed for the Cavitation of Caevaniseane in that town will alto, in fatit, it ap =ferve for that of the Emperor Narotsoo.— are thought, at kali, that we remarked feveral .pieces of theft ornaments are among thole, of which . a jeweller at Paris is now compofing the principal decorations, which are to adorn the o Emperor of the French" on the day of his Coronation. It ap.' pan so longer doubtful if a judgment be formed from the works of every kind carrying on in that Temple. that this ceremony will take place on the tidt of Brombire, (Nov. p.) in this Capital. said in the chart* of Notre-Dame. la the mean time the :Tateanoa has had ;he federation of feting his new trlateksowledged alto by the" Empalme of the " who, on his part, betides that title, takes Chat of G. Hereditary Erecter:la of Ausreta." important news was lately brought to Paris by LlTmardinary Couriers i and in the mean time, .Coat ?MUD de CallutiTist. Ambatfador from the Cases of Vienna. has received his new credentials. The difficulties which retard that tot many. on the part of Raffia and of Sweden, do not teem to be fo eaGly removed. They were to have been again on .she 5d inflant (August 214 the Cubic& of a confer .eiese between the Ruffian Charge d' Affairs: M. ,009 east., and the Minifter et Foreign Affairs. Tattaramen returned a Ikon time ago from an ascurGoo to his country feat of Valaocay. What particularly gave rife to this conference was, per haps, a recent Note from the Emperor Ass:aeon. wormed daring the prefent journey of the Emperor Hamm-son, in which that Monarch renewed his known demands in favour of the King of SARDINIA and others. We are ignorant of the iffue of that in terview; but the public are not without nne.ifinefc refpeßing the difference which fublias between the two Courts, increafed by the armaments of that of St. Peterlburgb. The Official Journal, however, (tap one of the (mailer Papers) in announcing yef tcrday the departure of the Cronftadt Iquadron Rill made are of the moR encouraging terms rape:ling the armaments of Raffia in the Baltic. saltlike 11Ipaat she Nat sad hoar Miami (Rates the Ms alam. maw the aate of Craanade, the Nth of Aaron) have (et Rr M the astute ed their Mors. They have taken es board provellaes far are wash. They will mdse daring that :awe is use Melds." The fame Journal (the 2lfoesitear) on the preceding day gave accounts of the Prefentatiun of the new Credentials to the French Ambafrador at the Court . of Denmark, and accompanied the intelligence with ezprefGons of the ;treated fatisfaaion on the recep tion given to the Minitler tin that occafion— . Mr..rAgoeffeao, Minifter Plcolpmentiary of tiv• Emperor of the 'ay+ :he under due dare of Copcohasen. the 34 T i trit i r—prekn:r4. d. y. age, to that Court, has new ..redentrala. Tie ceremony was .cry ;rand; there were many diltlngvilbod Perko:en pecked. flare e. rearm to he Gria- , 1 with the makable %hap taM by that Cowl of the Loaperor." Maaimer. •UGUST 26. pA firlk detachment of . the Imperial Guard, com polite' of Oka men, blamelukes, t;senailiers, and bpi Horfemen, had preceded the Emperor to Ilcs.fela, at (even o'clock yedetday morning. Mote troops of the Guard were to attire f,rthwith that town, and his Imperial 11:ajetty was tt. rera'.• thither in a few day.. In the mean time the Empe rneateasontenieatines with the capital, wherever he la, am always very frequent, nr rather continual.— ol State, anJ Pri.tetpalOtfi-ers, civil and molitary, go and come without Intel migion, between Paris mad the countries 'slued by the Empe tor. Gummy, the hfinitter •If Finance, and Bc•ac Maasois, Minioler of the rablic Treaf • ry. and Car /. T. the Coonfelkx of Mr, Dirceor General of Bridge& and Pavements. kale fet out to meet his Is t . p, r r a d* in his torte fr , ,rn the coal' c-t &slops( ;he d Depar rcpt, . 'llc Emperor will re j ease the *flitting news of the lots of one of She esia-i eipal French Admirals in aaive (mcas i The Ahleitter of this day alto contains ulterior ad ' vices from Copenhagen, perfeilly fimitar to its pre. ceding article from that city, infomuch, that if cot ? I tinues to repretent the Ruffian armaments in the dif (crest ports of the Baltic, in thi moil pacific point of view, which is regarded in a very different manner by a part of the public. The Ruffian Stet—(l4ys the NW:are fhb dlr. coact the date of Copenhagen, the t tth August; -arrived three days ago in this road. It is Itatloord near the ifland of ISornholro. It it eonapahid of right Lips of the tine, four frigates. and two beta,. It Is dears& far the cradle of the Raglan Marinas, sod is asst • equipped for mitt* Is the Balite. • Theft Stip. irft Croons* with two months provillona only. There ia meeker RuOan v of 74 pus, in the Bay of Kiep, near Copenhagen; bat an de& not compete a part al the fqaadron. She is coemaanded by Adasf. ral Atehisehaeoff. This akar, who Y numb interned, has boas preksted with that a !Fel by the ElopetTlf s to fill in the Dads, Is order to re-t &Milk the health of his wife, to whom the phyfeis have recommended fea 44.".—Afrtiterr,dyr. 26. At/GUST 27. A letter froth Milan. of the Soh of July, flateo.- • The Miniiler of Finance, ennlidermg the fettled Chapter of the Regulation oo Powder and Saltpetre. dated the s ill of May, tBo4, and conformably to the 76th Article of the raid Regulation. Decreer" amen other difpofitioni., the following • Wiener et dds atatheist pelfeltes as )dire-watlklis additity.lhall, widths thirty days atter the issithation et this Vie • ern, shake a asehratiaa at h is the Regtdatew or Wept, OW mace. vadat arta& jarndetlen the eftabillhesett is attuned ; will ladkihr the awake dee Nitre-work. sod the gaudily el lialtpeXtell as ar as pare.seitich he usmailly games hawk •brad ailtabiliftweits reins Mod wit dr: wend wwwilier wa rt etrriktd ertandes.lrdienter te then the litaitise 1111106 they Wein for their are. Tlah herridt is the cafes i 45,4. will be granted had all eapeore..— straw 21211011 T 29. A letter from Elfineur, dated the t tth Augoll, contains the following information : "The Ruffian fquadron, which are laid to amount to (even (hips of the line and fit frigates, are in the Bay of Kioge. It is Paid that feveral flaps of chafing and Tome frigates will pale the Sound. in order to proceed to the North Sea. The crews of this fquadron are incomplete." --Maaimer. t The Emperor let off from Boulogne the 27th inC at four o'clock in the afternoon, to repair to Aisle.: Chapelle ; he arrived at the head-quarters of &shier , witch, near SrOmer's, the fame evening. The next morning he mceived the Mayor, the Members of the Tribunals, the Clergy, &c. and the Of f icers of the Corps of die Referee of the Cavalry. In the after noon, he reviewed the troops and made them ma. panne; he appeared fatisfied with their expertnes aad good appearance. The Emperor will continue his joutney through Cologne, Bonne, Coblentx, Mayne,. and Trevor, to take a detailed view of Ibis! lour Gaited Departments which he could not vifit, as he had projegked, when he travelled lag year in Bel gians. The Miniller of Finances, and of the public Tree-' fury, are returned from Bo ulogne.: where his Ma. jelly tranfailted bufinefs with them for leveret fowl five days. They prefented to him the Budget of the year 13, and the &nation of the receiptsand ex penditures of the year ix. It ranks from this Bate man that our pofition is fatisfaaory ; that however great our expences may be, our refources are Rill more fo ; in fine, that the (late w'll be in no need of i lp extraordinary fuccours, nor of y new taxes. The fiat:went has been made in the fu * o Scion of peaces Each of the two years which have jufi elapfed. has Peen our army augmented by the ordinary contingents of the confcription : it is now more numerous than it was in Nivofe, year et. the period when our armies inundated Germany and Italy. It is true, that our expellees, on account of the flare in which our land army has been maintained, and the efforts which have been made for our navy, amount to upwards of fesen hundred millions ; but our receipts for the year 12 have exceeded Leven hundred and fifty mil lions, and thole of the year 13 are infoisd for more than (even hundred miliions. Flom this may be teen the wifdom and forefight of the adminlitration. Al though we fhould even have to fupport r Continental war like that of the Coalitic.n of the year 7, no ex traordinary meafure for the finances, nor any extra ordinary levy for the army would be meal:try. The ordinary contingent of the canfeription al:eddy de creed, would amply (office. When England tk-as leen endeavouring to ftrew her cotruptive gold in the Cabinet• of Europe, to try to efcap: the horrib e crifis to which the folly of her Miniflers has expofed her, it was natural to lore. fie, as a chance at leatl potlible, if not probable, that Tome Power would let Well be carried away, and that heinous pathons would decide upon the difpofitions of fume Powers of the Continect. It was then incumbent on an enlightened Government to augment Its financial refources, aid prow eliirelr to railer the army to the wares: ahlithinent, that, in cafe of the event, it thould riot have need of reetirriiis ti , eatraordinat y encsfores, either cf finances, or or le vies of troops, which always occa fi on Ihneke in a State. and the advantages of which are never in pro portion to the inconveniences they produce. Thole who fappofe, that if a Continental war broke nut, extraordinary imprifitions, or levies en nw . le would be ordered, radon from the remembrance they have retained of a period when France was almon deiti. tote of an achninittration ; when the Government, ever prelled by the wants of the moment, could nei ther calculate nor forefee ; in a time wherein, because they were at war, they lett every thing in forpenie in the interior; whereto, when it was a land war, they negleeled the navy ; when a maritime war, they re• gleeled the land arnay• At prefer-it, thing. do nit go on in that manner: the land army is treated as it we had no maritime war ; the navy is clewed as if the land army were nit ilie nl.jea of our folicitoJe ; 1 and at tire fame time the Government is occupied with the interior, a. it it had mither to loam a navy nor to niaintain ■ grc..t army. In no peri , nl cl the hitinry 01 France, na. share fa ranch money ewer fpent in ports, t..in•;• , idges, and fonts ; yet, to this pt lure, the Lint have been diminithcd. and Arc lel. Meavy al.°. they have ev , r Inca. This latter tircumikance will not cicape the eyes of the hillori to But we mud declare, that the willlorn of the Power, f ate Cowinenr, the want of rid which is tilt thrnughna• Eittope, the incorropt:bility of the himiliers of the P.•wcrs borJeting uv.a France, •hick alone cooli enwsge us in a war truly fcri'ots, have rendered Noel Hueys a part of the prccautions we had taken. In efeti, our relations with Prufft.s a 3.1 all the L:Cavlt of Cercnany, are more ao4 mom amicable; oat Madam with Maria are fatisfaltory are on good terms with Denmark; and we have adopted the [yam of paying no attention to the Reps of the King of Sweden. We are in the bea intelligence with the Porte, Spain, Portugal, and' the United States of America. This is the reality of the prefent fituation of things, and what fhould be confronted with the different rt.- -worm fpread by certain men interefled to alarm fe veral claffes of citizens.--Monitare of Argarj2 29. Count CODINTZEL. Amharklor from the Court of , Vienna ; the Marquis de GALLO, Ambaffador from I Naples; M, Da Souza; Minifler Plenipotentiary, of I Portugal; and M. os LIM A, A mbaffaclor Extraordi dinary from the fame Court, charged by the Prince Regent to congratulate the EMPEROR on his acceffion to the throne, left Paris at the fame time for Aix la- Chapelle, where they are expeeed to arrive before his MAJOSTY the Em Maraud SW UR I vs, Governor of the Invalids ; M. RIMUSIIT, Flea Chamberlain; M. SALMATOR Mailer of the Ceremonies, are alto fet out for Aix la-Chapelle. M. os SIIMONVII.S. 11, the French Am baffadot to Holland. arrived at' Aix-la-Chapelle laa week. _ _ _ The Ruffian AmbalTatior quitted Paris this day. [Another paper lays on the nth.] The Miniller of the Marine is returned to Paris. FROM THE PARIS PAPERS. Boncoomi, Auo. aB.—A divificm of the flotilla had an engagement to-day. under fail„ with a frigate and four brigs, compofin the advanced guard of the Englith fquadron, and in fight of that fquadron.— The affair was very brilliant, and the cannonade ex tremely warm. The Englith advanced guard were obliged to (beer off and join the line of (hips of war. They have fuffered confiderably. One of the enemies loggers was funk, du Og the engagement, in the Mother 'llia of our flotilla. her lugger was Co much fluttered that the Eng lith cruizers immediately tent thirty boats to the affiitance of the crew. Our dlvi !Ron had tnme balls in their fails, one man killed and aye wouuded.—Monikar, Aug. so. CALAIS Avo. : 4. — Some days of fine weather had brought back the Englifls, who hadfbewn them- Alves-very little for fifteen days before. Several of their veffels are habitually in fight of the port, but at a refpeitful dillance. On the 7th, towards noon, a &op of war wifhed to take force pinnaces and flat bottomed boau arriving from Dunkirk ; but the cam non of the forts, and the light artillery on the coaß: proteCted the flotilla in their centre, and they enter ecillhhharbour without the finnUeft accident.—Psi liqi ' ' Aryl yr. .. Aaerwsar Ago s a7.—We are informed that the Boulogne flotilla is daily augmented by frefh arrivals, and that the whole divifion at Havre is to join it ; it' : is lidded, that every thing ia quite ready for trse ex-1 pedition : yet the followir.g circumftance would al , ' moll induce uSto believe (in fpite of every probabi., lay, even of the fpeedy execution of the enterprife),l that it is not to be attempted wet : via. that it is (c-i riou fly intended to ere& new barracks along ete coaft of the Channel, for the comfort of the troops, during the winter. Atlas. Atta. 29.—His Welty the Emperor ar rived here yetierday at half pall four. He Was im mediately edited by the Tribunals, the Clergy, the Council General of the Department, and the different Public Bodies. The Mayor. at the head of the Mu. nicipal Council, prefented him with the cop of ho nour, and famples of the different massufatures.— His pretence was.expeiled at a ball in the evening ; but it began fo late that we were deprived of the honour of his hlajelly's company. He was received by the whole city with the moll enthufictie demon tirations of joy. His Majclty is at this moment en gaged in miming the Gicnadiers ofthe Referee.— Baossims, Aua. 25..r.The Mayor has informed the inhabitants that her Majelly's journey was pod poned, and that the Emperor would arrive here About the middle of neat week. Au G. v.—His Imperial Majelly the Emperor is expreted here every moment, unlefs he lhould be pre vented by afbkirs of importance. Every thins ta i: readmefs to receive his bUjetly in the fi,r manner pof4ble. 17A. r. Rohs. Ann. 4.—A Papal brief hat been publilbed. formally confirming the relloration of the orders of the Jefieirs in Naples. where they will have Colleges. which will be united with the Ragan. At:ovsr4o.—ln the night between the 4th and sth intiant, a Courier arrived here from Paris. As roars as hi. Hobriefs read the difpatchcs in thtmorning, he flimmoned a terry congregation of all the Cardinals in Rome, h baited feserid hours. The contents of dick difpatchcs is as yet a keret with the public. Vklitca. Aun O.—According to accounts from, Corfu, a corps of R oilians has defeated the troops of Ali Pacha in Albania, and made rhemfelves mailers of the town of P/eVO24, which the Pilch; who is in rebellion againil she Porte, had Gaga from the Re-, public of die Seven Wands. NAPLIII. Auo. B.—On the 3d of July the French Arr.balfadcr here delivered his new credentials to his Sicil an 1 1 / 4 14joey. - Mr. ELLIOT. the EnglA Envoy reading here, lately returned from his country houfe. When he paGJ Ole briJg: of St. Magdalen, he taw a crowd .f people on the tea fhore. He flopped his car r.agel and enquired what was the matter? Upon ;,.hug told that a man who was bathing was in dan ger of being drowned, he alighted, and offered a ew,fidcrable film of money to any perfon that would five him ; but stone was found courageous enough. He quickly threw off his coat, leaped in to the lea, and in a few minutes fatted the young rmn by fwimming. 'l'he latter was a prielt, who did not f.,il so return thanks to his benciatclor with ag; eat thaw of sv ,, rds But as Mr. ELLIOT did not pat kttly underhand him, he only replied, a It gives me more 'rouble to underhand yos than it did in rave you I" The poptslace filled the air with etch-- matrons of approbation, to which he paid no atten tion, but leaped intc his carriage, and drove on.— The gerierr•its Briton was iniiipofed for two days fr•.ni tLe fah water he had fwahowed.—Naples Gir• The Rate dale Church has been virated by than der &rims, water (*pouts, (hocks of sanbquakes, &c ar.sc lelerAl uteks past. ' • HOLLAND. Harm, Aim. 3o.—We are informed. that the Legiflative Body, yellerday, after a long deliberation on the Report of the Financial Committee, refnlved to rejeft the propofition of the Adminittratinn of State, relative to the AA of Indemnity to the Prince of Nassau, and confequently refuted to ratify the treaty, by which five millions of florins were granted to the Laid Prince. payable in ten terms. Baron D'Yvoi is again arrived is this capital. Lavas., Auo. 30. Reports are circulated at Paris of a triple alliance, ofenfive and defenfive, be tween the Emperors of Maria and France, mid the King of Proffia. Time will thew, whether there is an truth in them. The Emperor of the French is expeCted at Bruffels in the courfe of this week, whence be will go to Aix. la-Chapelle, and return to Bruiels with the Emprefs, AIMS/DAN, Aye. sr.—According to all ac counts, and tech as appear to be of good authority, the Emperor will not return to Paristill the grand expedition againft England has failed. In the be ginning ofoft reber about whom men will be embarked on board Bono verels of all kinds, exclufive of the croups encamped at Zeia. which will embark in the Text!. _ _ _ _ . Aua. 28.—Ottr Gazette of this day contains the following article from Paris, dated the aid intlant " The fear that the flames of war may break oat on the Continent. Inn made a difadvantageons preffion on our Funds. Our Government has already tuned its attention to the means of taking ths anseg. eft meafures, in cafe of neceffity. Since yefterday there has been mach talk of a Seamus Cewfdiumi, far a Coufcsiptioa of 100.01:01 or, according to others. 300,000 ewe. .. If we may credit the reports In circulation, thine changes will Conn take place in the blinillry. Among other things it u (aid, that the Ambefador who re. turns from Vienna. M. de C anew. and who is intended for Mini Her of the Interior, will be employed in the )(milky for foreign affairs." Ave. 29.—. We learn, by letters from aims, ef the asth indent, that Admiral &roar, who owe I commanded the Bolivian Bea, and was kept nada [ ARTA as that place, is now liberated. 71,7RXEr. COS STAITIIIO2I.I4 Jose 3 t.—+Letters from Ale is of the Bth inn. bring as account of a violent infanta don of the janifranes, in conjtmetion with the Sherif: e againft the new Governor, Maanster Pacna, This inn/radio° took place on the 3oth joist, sod Ate s conceit alit days, the Pacha was obliged to Ay, and leave his family in the power of the . Every thing is in the greaten eadulion, and t e city and the neighbouring country is a prey to robbery and deed canon. The Wehalsis are entirely matters of the vi. cinity of Mecca and Medea, and ill treat the pilgrims. The banditti in Romelia, are likewife (Lill formidable to the. Porte, though their number is only about 5000, yet two armies confining of from 20 to 25,000 men, have not been able to flibdue them. Another reinforcement of between loco and ism Ragan troops, faded from this city eight days ago for Corfu. Lient.-General Avast acc6mpanies them on board a merchant (hip. He will take the corn. mead of all the Ruffian troops in the Republic Oahe Seven Wands. Mr. Aactraoroto left this city on the 20th. He is going by way of Bucharett and Warfaw to &di to the capacity of a Minitler. but only of the thi r4 rank ; a retident, in the proper application of the term. JULY t7.—.Mecca has been again taken by the Wehabis ; they hAve at their head the fon of their former leader, who was ail:if:Mated a year ago. On the 14111 init. a Ruffian (hip of 74, And another of 54, Funs, with two tranfports, arrived at Boyukdere I it is the sth convey that has paffed, and bad on board 4 0 0 Workmen, and sOOO troops, which makes the number of troops that have pand by this place, for Corfu, amount to 6 or 7 000 men. A JULY 23. --In the infurreftion which broke one at ppo, in Syria, againft the new Pacha, in conffer qoence of his burthenieg the people with oppreffive exaCtions, about aOOO perfons loft their lives. Twenty thoufand janiffaries &ft rote, and were joined by. 6,,000 partifans of the Sherif' and Emirs. The car tle of the Pacha, in which he bravely defended him telf, was taken by form. He is now gone to Do makus to his father, who formerly was Pacha of Aleppo for acr years. Two confiderable commercial houfes at Smyrna bare flopped payment. There ark now above too veffels, Auttrian, Italian, Spaniffs, kc. in our harbour, all bound f or the Black Sea. and molt of them to take in corn. The rebels in Romelia have defeated tome dos tachtnents of Turkilh troops, and the day before yet. terday burned two villages near Cape Sr. George, oa the tea of Marmots. Yasst, Jut' I.—Every thing eonfpieee to max& fell the battik intentions of Ruins. There are roma new troops arrived no the Dnielter, and is Begins. bia. A R'stßan Conful has alio arrived at Widdia, where net perton in that charatter from that country had appeared before. All the fortified places on the frontiers are putting into repair. Srreuw (liunoaxv). Auo. to—At length we have cert.in inteiligence as to the fate of the Deys, who efcaped out Belgrade with a retinue of fifty or fist, men; and, after rime flurmifhing with the outpolls of the Servians, departed firtt for Adokalir, and from thence for Orfova, where they imaginal theinfelves certain of finding a fecure place of refuge. The Governor of that soarers, in the beginning, gave them an amicable reception ; but &only sifter wards enured them to tie duetted and thrown into prifon. There, however, their torments did not en dure long; for, the nest day, he had them all he headed, with their folinwers. 'lip- heads of the Dey• were brought into Belgrade on the 6th by a Tartar, and the fucceeding dAy publicly exhibited by Basin PACHA, who is at present in that city. The negotiations begun between the Servians and Biala PACNA, hare not yet been attended by the dcfired fuccefs. The Deputies of the Servians who had repaired to Belgrade. petfevere in demanding a total and ioenplete furrenier nt that place, *theta their (lief! wills to eilablilh a feparate Government. In the mean time, the Servians continue their ap proaches towards that city, ant' have already occu pied fume of the outworks. The Eafides matin is podeffion of the citadel.