...Second Charge. That the said Lieut.-General Whitelocke, after the landing of the troops at Ensenada, and during the march from thence to the town of Buenos...make the military arrangements best calculated to insure the success of his operations against the town ; and that having known, previously to his attack...

...during the march from thence to the town of Buenos Ay res, did not make the military arrangements b£Kt calculated to ensure the success of his operations...known, previously to his attack upon the town of Buenos Ayrcs, upon the 5th of July 1807, as appears from his dispatch of July 10th, that the enemy meant to...

...Second Charge. — That the said Lieut, general Whitelocke, after the landing of the troops at Ensinada, and during the march from thence to the town of Buenos...make the military arrangements best calculated to insure the success of his operations against the town ; and that having known, previously to his attack...

...Charge — That the said Lieutenant General Whitelocke, after the landing of the troops at Ensañada, and during the march from thence to the town of Buenos...make the military arrangements best calculated to insure the success of his operations against the town ; and that having known, previously to his attack...

...— That the said Itentenant-general Whitelocke, af. " ter the landing of the troops at Erisenadn, and during the march from thence to the town of Buenos...make the military arrangements best calculated to ensnre the success of his operations against the town; and that, having known, previously to his attack...

...Charge — That the said Lieutenant General Whilelocke, after the landing of the troops at Ensanada, and during the march from thence to the town of Buenos...not make the military arrangements best calculated lo ensure the success of his operations against the town ; and that having known, previously to his...

...charge. — That the said lieutenant-general Wliitelockc, after the landing of the troops at Knse.nada, and during the march from thence to the town of Buenos Ayres, did not make thf military arrangements best calculated to en. sure the success of his operations against the town...

...accommodation, andtoincrease the difficulties of the service with which he was entrusted. 2dly, That he did not make the military arrangements best calculated...ensure the success of his operations against the town ; that, having known that the enemy meant to occupy the flat roofs of the houses, he nevertheless divided...

...accommodation, and to increase the difficulties of the service with which he was entrusted. 2dly, That he did not make the military arrangements best calculated...ensure the success of his operations against the town ; that, having known that the enemy meant to occupy the flat roofs of the houses, he nevertheless divided...

...to the Arts, of War. 2d. " That the said Lieut.gen. W., after the landing of the troops at Ensenada, and during the march from thence to the town of Buenos Ayres, did not make the arrangements best calculated to ensure, the success of the operations against the town ; and that,...