This paper deals with progressing solitary waves at the interface of t
wo superimposed fluids of different densities. In the case of a two-fl
uid system bounded above and below by rigid walls, we refer to the wav
e as guided. If the top wall is absent, that is, the top fluid has its
free surface exposed to air, the wave is unguided. The problem is for
mulated by using a generalized Schwartz-Christoffel transformation tec
hnique which results in a system of nonlinear integro-differential equ
ations for the interfacial angle theta(i), free surface angle theta(s)
, and a connection equation for the jump in the potential across the i
nterface. Numerical solutions for the system are presented for a range
of Froude numbers showing the effect of density and depth ratios.