...Buenos Ayres as prisoners of war. That the «id Lieut.-General Whitelocke, in making such an offensive and unusual demand, tending to exasperate the inhabitants...the difficulties of the service with which he was intrusted, acted in a manner unbecoming his duty as an officer, prejudicial to military discipline,...

...Ayres, as prisoners of war : that the said Lieutenant-general Whitelocke in making such an offensive and unusual demand, tending to exasperate the inhabitants...the difficulties of the service with which he was intrusted, acted in a manner unbecoming his duty as an officer, prejudicial to military discipline,...

...Ayres, as prisoners of war. 'iii.;! the said Lieutenant-general Whitelockc in making such an offensive and unusual demand, tending to exasperate the inhabitants of Buenos Ayres, to produce -mi encourage a spirit of resistance to His Majesty's arms, to exclude the hojx: of amicable accommodation,...

...lieutenantgeneral Whitelocke, in making such an otlenntve and unusual demand, teudiug to exasperate the inhabitant* of Buenos Ayres, to produce and encourage a spirit of resistance to bis Majesty's arms, to exclude the hope of amicably accommodation, and to increase the difficulties...

...prisoners of war : that the said lien, tenant-general Whiteloeke, in making such an offensive and unn'inl demand, tending to exasperate the inhabitants of Buenos...resistance to his majesty's arms, to exclude the hope of amicab'e accommodation, and to increase the difficulties of the service with which he was intrusted,...

...Ayres, as prisoners of war: that the said lieutenant-general Whitelocke, in making such an offensive and unusual demand, tending to exasperate the inhabitants...spirit of resistance to his majesty's arms, to exclude tin- hope of amicable accommodation, and to increase the difficulties of tlit1 service with which •...

...Bitenos Ay res, to produce aiid encourage a spirit of resistance to his majesty's arms, to etclude the hope of amicable accommodation, and to increase...the difficulties of the service with which he was intrusted, acted in a manner unbecoming his 'duty as an officer, prejudicial to military discipline,...

...offensive demand, tending to exasperate the inhabitants, to produce and encourage a spirit of resistance, to exclude the hope of amicable accommodation, and...difficulties of the service with which he was entrusted. 2dly, That he did not make the military arrangements best calculated to ensure the success of his operations...

...persons holding civil offices in..the government of Buenos Ayres, as prisoners of war, which only tended to produce and encourage a spirit of resistance to his Majesty's arms, which proved fatal to the undertaking. Though previously to his attack upon Buenos Ayres, on the fifth...

...govt. of Buenos Ayres, as prisoners of War. That the said Lieut.gen. W., in making such an offensive and unusual demand, — tending to exasperate the...to produce and encourage a spirit of resistance to HM's arms; to exclude the hope of amicable accommodation ; and to increase the difficulties of the...