In the beginning of February these ministers separated, without seeming to have come to any conclusion; but all the articles being settled between the two courts of Vienna and Versailles, they met again in the latter end of the month: the treaty was signed on the third day of March, and orders were sent to the governors and commanders on both sides to desist from all hostilities.

By this treaty, the French king yielded to the emperor old Brisac, with all its dependencies, Fribourg, the forts in the Brisgau and Black Forest, together with Fort Khel.

He engaged to demolish the fortifications opposite to Huningen, the fort of Sellingen, and all between that and Fort Louis.

The town and fortress of Landau were ceded to the king of France, who acknowledged the elector of Hanover.

The electors of Bavaria and Cologn were restored to all their dignities and dominions.