The Sun.
London, England, 1802-10-18 00:00:00

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z. The line of deinarcation for the Confederate Troops shall
pass from Moudoy, on:the:left by Thierreus, Prayeas,
Cro-
nay, Nieiden, Yvonarid; °tulle right of Mqu4on, the tine shall
take its direaiOn by Chavanaes, BrenteS, Sarsins, Lovateas,
Doinpierre,,Virars.Bramard," Sedeil les, C liattoney, VilarAni •
boz., Torny le prand, Fivaz,-Mornand, Montagny, Noravaz,
Ponfaui, Gthiley; COrbaz, Pensiers, 13arbareche ; froni this
point the line shall reasct;tid the Sarine, to Crand-ray ;
thence pass to Utierville, Burglen, and Martelich ; it shag
thence te::ascend to the . G critic, and Ergerbach to its sourC4,
and afterwards follow the summit of the MOuntalas' of PO'
fayon, to the frontier of the territory of Sch.wartzenbo.rg►
where it shall return upon Bellegarde, follow the 'chain of
Hiochmatt, which descends to Rougemont, and thence Fon
tinue in a direa line to the frontiers of the 'Valais. •

• 3. The HelvetiC Tniops shall not advance nearer than Oile
league to this Line of Demarcation..

4. The Suspension of Arms shall be general, and the tw°
Armies on each.side, 'shall detach Troops to restrain, if li°-
tessary, those who, on either side, shall attempt to act
their own authority. -
s.'lf the City of Fribouit has capitulated before the Ar-
.mistice concluded yesterday; the sth of Odober, could lla4
been known to bepei.al AV F-DE R-MA UR, it shall be occu"
pied by the Confederate Troops. -

6. If the Gtneral Baion BA CHM ANN approves this Co'.
vention, the reciprocal Ratifications shall be exchanged at
li'fontpreveyris, at latest, by to-morrow noon, and sooner e
possible.

7. Until that time, all hostilities shall be suspaided
each side,•agreeableto the Convention concluded yesterday
between Genexal V o Li R W IDT and Colonel U altli:~'

SCHWAND., • .
S. If any difficulties should arise with respea to the pre'
sent Conventipy, -Commissioners shall be appointed on. each
side to deeide-t hem. ,
Done at lidad-QuarterS at Lausanne, this 6th of Oet9hch
• 'Spa, at Eight o' Clock.. in the Evening.
VON-DER-WEIDT,
• Genaal of B.rigade Commaiariel'in
• . . Chief or the Helvetic Trooffr
. 1. A. DYIIERFENSCHIVAI4OI
Colonel and Chief of the Staff,
• - , . General IiZ.W4TTEvii..LI,

9c.rosEß.B.
The Ci:y surrendeied.:th-e day 101
yesterday to the Confederate Swiss. It . report°'
, that AtIF..o. Ei..M.Auz, to indii4e the Chef de Dc'
gade CLAVEL, Commandant :of Fribourg, to stir"'
tender,- positively assured him that Lausanne `sag
in the power of the Confederate Swiss, and that
'the Government had retired to `Savoy. He • ye°
she Wed hill) a letter dated La'aranne, in whichl1,11
-
was asserted as a certain faft. CLAvuz., there Ores
considering a 'defe!-ice as fruitless, and what Could or."
J.
tend to increase the evils of his country, surrender
He was made Prisoner with his Battalion, and i 5 t,;
be condufted to Schultz. The Battalion of Ml6°
s
of Citizen Bou &CEO IS DE. GE A.I4DSOi;"
whi d
se
3s'
likewise -at Fribourg, has been. disarmed an
co"
into the Pay de thud : it arrived yesterday

ing at Lausanne. •
tr
As the sth Article of the Armistice of the
i
6
stipulates, that if the City of Fribourg had caP'
tulated before the Armistice concluded on the 5
th
of 06tober could be known to General ALTF-1:151tt;
IVIAuR, it should he occupied by the Conteder
bto
Troops, General VO N. n ERAVE IDT Win, no JO"
i$
reclaim Fzibsurg, since that City surrendered SC 5 0
in the morning, and AUF-DER-MALIR might le,
very easily have received information of rile
mistice concluded on the 5;11 in the evening- I
are to-day assured, that General BACHMOS 11:4
N sent to General VO-DER-WF.IDT a Copy' 0t c'gt
Letters which he wrote to M. Aur.rosit.-M°-
to inform him of this Armistice.

STRASBURGH; OCT. 3.
if
.GENERAL NET, who is at Nancy , receive..- 11,
T Paris, who rod
'Tuesday a Courier from b ght I'l 01
to
his appointment from the FIRST CONSUL. aS`'''-C
• in°
in Chief of the Troops which are to aCt aVirof
STA.:itzer/and.—Should the Bernese resist, ;V
will he very bloody. froo
Two. Battalions .from this city,
,and tW9 h c)
Weissembourg and Landau, are on:their inat:2l,
the vicinity of Huninguen, on theirciriiieri:ol
zerland. ;«,:tf) ffll

WETZLAR, ()cr. 5.
barge
THE report in the public papers, that ane-): c to
of Fulda and the County of Hanau was a°ree`jet'
between HESSEXASSEL and ORANGE, 1135 b
contradiFied, from Oranienstein.

The. Panic and PRINCESS of ORANGE
the ensuing month make a jcwrney to Briils''ci‘

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