Star.
London, England, 1802-10-18 00:00:00

ORDER OF THE DAY.

Had-quarters at the Cape, s 6 Thennidor (Aug. ca.)
The General in Chief is fed. • with the meafures takenby
Generals Deffalines, Chriftophe, Boyer, and Morpas, for din-
arming the different rebel diaries.
tTbefe Gownls pride the conduit of the Guides of the
North, of the 4th, 6tb, 7th, rithond z 3th Colonial Reghnents.
Oda= Magi* J. L Lo enure, and Peden, Chiefs of
ode: Grand /Mine, Ern, Mouchet, and Makajon, Chiefs
of on, ate particularly nodeed for their good conduit
in the different engagements which have taken place.
Mined) Dentine, General in Chief.
Head-Quarters ac the Cape, ad Fratidor (Aug. ao.)
The General in Chief, Captain General, decrees
as follows:
Art. L The Citizens who have any dahns on
property Ahab adds.& their petidoos larremoviog thr:=
don to the Sub-Prefeas of the Departments ha which 'pro-
perty la famed. They than Join to their petition the tides on
which their claims are f
IL The tides to be prefented
For all the damn* a ea-dile:ate of sons-infeription on
the lift of Emigrants, or an ad of oak*.
ad. Foe Proprietors who were hi potdlon before the troubles
broke out In the Colony, a notarial ad, drawn up by a Notary,
and SEW by three inhabitants tithe parr in which the pro-
perty is Amsted, or of a neighbouring poi% proving that the
clainsent was at tip connneocement tithe troubles in poffeSon
tithe progeny claimed.
3d. Par proprietors who were not in poffedlon at the begin-
ning of the treaties, and far took who did net become
prkton wadi after that period c.—if, A notarial ad -log, conformable to the preceding paragraph, the rights of the
daimera—ad, AN ads Maio to births or deeds. *added in-
ontades, liytddations, =Kraft of marriage and (ales, and
in general all other tides, mating to prove that they are the re-
prefakadvas tithe farmer proprietors.
lU. The Sub Prefeds; having taken the advice of the Direc-
tor of the National Domains in the Department rdpeding the
dabs which have been made, kali add their own oblervadoes,
and traaftnit the whole to dee Colonial Prefed, who, after
making a new hiveftigation, aall, it he think proper, draw
up his opinion, and addrefs it, with all the documents, to the
repealn General, who will decide thereon.
There kali be no more than the interval of one month he-
Omen the delivery of the petitions to the Sub-Prded. and
their pre:fasted= to the Captain General by the Colonial Poc-
ket.

The principal object which the Captain General propo-
As, in procuring the removal of the fennearatkas, being. af-
ter doitig juftice to the proprietors, to bring about the fpeedy
reaoratiou of cultivation, the Maritime Peeled tall, in the
Ara place. fubmit to the Captain General the petitions which
have fur their abed property not lett, or the kafes of which
are espirul. or which had been farmed to redone bantams' from
the Colony.
V. The Colonial Prefed !ball afterwards pretest the applica-
tions relative to property. the leaks of which are not expired.
Propylaea in this &ration mad be reinftated in patriots, se-
cording to the Laws of the Republk, but tall be bound to per-
mit the fumers to keep poleftion until the expiration of their
ltafcs.
VL The ftquearations glad be taken of according to the
order of tbe Petitions. A Rcsiftcr flail be opened Watch Sob-
prefelthip foe their iukription. An (mid of tbefe Regiiters
bail be traufmitted each mouth to the Captain-General and
die Colonial Prefix%

he ColooW Freed L elargai with the execution of
thh Decree. (Siped) Locutoe, 0421/21 in Chid

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AFFAIRS br svarzERLAND
LAUSANNE, OCTOIIIIII 8.--On the evening of the
6th, the following Convention was concluded, and
yelterday morning the Ratifications were refpec-
ti vely exchanged at Montpreveyres

CONVENTION FOR AN ARMISTICE CONCIODID ssTWUN

THE GENERAL OF BRIGADE, WINDERWMID, CNARGED
WITH POWERS TO THAT EFFECT FROM THE UELTETIC
GOVERNMENT, AND COLONEL HERNSHWAND,AOTIORISED
TO THE SAME EFFECT ET !ARON IACIIMANN, THE GE..
URAL IN CHIEF OF THE CONFEDERATE SWISS TROOP 3.

Aar. I. There mall be an Arm Mice between the Helvetic
Troops and the Confederate Swlfs Troops ; and if holtilities do
re-commence it than not be until twenty-four hours after the
return of General Rapp to Leanne.
11. The Line of demarcation for the Confederate Troopstall
proceed from Moudon, on the left by Thierrens, Praynes,
Crony, Heiden; remand ; on the right from Moudon, the
line Sell_ pats by Chavannes, Beatles, Sedans, Lovotens, Dom-
pierre, Vand-Brainard, &defiles, Chattoory,
Torny, Legrand, Fins, Marnaud, Manager, Norayas, Pen-
tane, Grollay, Cubes, Pecans, Barbareeba—fromthis point
the line mall afeend the Sarine to Orandfrey, and pars beyond
Überville, Bugle!), and Martelach. It Ball then proceed up
to the Gentle, by Ergerhach, as far as its room, and (hall af-
terwards follow thchunnalts of the mountains of Planfayon, as
far as the frontier of Schwartzenburg, whence it (hall turn to-
wards Bellegrade, follow the Chain of the Haluuatt which de-
fcends to Rottgement:and thence (hall continue iota &aft line
to the frontiers of the Valais. _ _

ILL The Hdvetie Troops mail not advance more than within
a league of that line of demarcation.
IV. The fufpenlion of arms mutt be peneralond fuck, that
the two armies !hall each detach troops to reduce, if neceffary,
thofe who, on either fide ihall aQ againft their ChieL
V. If the town of Fribourg capitulated before the armiltiee
of the sth of Odtober, and came to the knowledge of General
Auf-der-Maur, it Ilan be =copied by the Confederate Troops.
VL If General Deciiinami approve this Convention, the red-
procal ratificadons ihall be exchanged at the fartheft to-morrow
at noon. and fooner if poftible.
VII. Until then hoftilides mall be fufpended on both Ades,
agreeable to the Convention of yefterday, between General
Von-der-Wed and Colonel Hernflivrand.
VIII. If any difilculties arife refpeding the prefent Conven.
thin, Commitfioners Ihall be appointed on each fide to fettle
them.

Done at the head (ban= at Laufaane, (Molter 6, doi.
This Convention having been ratified by the Ge.
ueral in Chief of the Confederate troops, the print-
ing and publication have been ordered by the
PrefeA of the Pays de Vaud.
The town of Fribonrg furrendered yefterday to
the Confederate Troops. The battalion of militia
quartered there was difarmed, and fent to the Pays
de Vaud. It arrived yefterday at I4ufanne. It
is fuppofed there will be Come difcuffion refptaing
the capitulation of this town, founded on the sth
article of the armiftice.