...Charge. Thatthe saidLieut.-Gen. Whitelecke, subsequently to the attack upon the town of Buenos Ayres, and at a time when the troops under his command were...open to the fleet, and having an effective force of about 5000 men, did enter into and finally conclude a treaty -with the enemy .where« by he acknowledges,...

...Charge. — That the said Lieutenant-general Whitelocke, subsequently to the attack upon Buenos Ayres, and at a time when the troops under his command were...open to the fleet, and having an effective force of about five thousand men, did enter into, and fmally conclude a treaty with the enemy, whereby he acknowledges...

...lieutenant-general Whitelocke, subsequently to the attack upon the town of Buenos Ayres, and at the time when the troops under his command were in possession...open to the fleet, and having an effective force of about 5,000 men, did enter into and finally concluded a treaty with the enemy, whereby he acknowledges...

...Charge. — That the said Lieu-' tenant-general Whitelocke, subsequently to the attack upon Buenos Ayres, and at a time when the troops under his command were...with a communication open to the fleet, and having Aa effective force of about five thousand men, did enter into, and fmally conclude a treaty with the...

...the said Lieutenant Genera'] Whitelocke, sub«ccjuently to the attack upon the tcwn of Buenos Ayies, and at a time when the troops under his command were...posts on each flank of the town, and of the principal arseual with a communication open to tlie fleet, and having an etrective forcee'' about 500C) men,...

...time when the troops under bis command were in possession of posts on each Hauk of the town, and pf the principal arsenal, with a communication open to the fleet, and having an effective force of about five thousand men, did enter into, aud finally conclude a treaty witli the enemy, whereby lie...

...That the said Lieutenant General Whitelocke, subsequently to the attack upon the town of Buenos Ayres, and at a time when the troops under his command were in possession of posts en each flank o) the town, and of the principal arsenal with a communication opon to tlie fleet, and...

...surrender. The last charge alleged that general Whitelocke, subsequently to the attack npon Jîuenos Ayres, and at a time when the troops under his command were...open to the fleet, and having an effective force of above 5000 men, did conclude a treaty with the enemy, by which he unnecessarily and shamefully surrendered...

...said Lieutt'nant-General Whilelocke, subsequently to the attack upon the town of Buenos Ayres, a n4 at a time when the troops under his command were in...open to the fleet, and having an effective force of about five thousand men, did enter in!o, and finally conclude a treaty wilh the enemy, whereby he acknowledges...

...That the Said lieutenant-general Whitelocke, subsequent to the attack upon the town of Buenos Ay res, and at a time when the troops under his command were in possession of posts oo each flank of the town, and of the principal arsenal, with a com. munication open to the fleet,...