...hive led te it " Your Lordship knows, that had 1 /uii т.-, • i tny own opinon, as a military man, 1 should have retired with the army from Salamanca....Spanish armies were then beaten, there was no Spanish forte to which we could unite, »nd I was satisfied that no efforts would be Made to aid us, or to...

...Lordship, and to the King's government. Your Lordship knows that had I followed my own opinion as a military man, I should have retired with the army...would be made to aid us, or favour the cause in which they were engaged. I was sensible, however, that the apathy aud indifference of the Spaniards would...

...the event* which have led to it. — Your Lordship knows, that had I followed my own opinion, as a military man, I should have retired with the army...satisfied that no efforts would be made to aid us, or to favour the cause in which they were engaged. — I was sensible, however, that the apathy and indifference...

...situation, and the events which have led to it. Your Lordship knows that had I followed my own opinion as- a military man, I should have retired with the army...was no Spanish force to which we could unite, and I WHS satisfied that no efforts would be made to aid us, or to favour the cause in which they were engaged....

...Lordship, and to the King's government. Your Lordship knows- that had I followed my own. opinion as a military man, I should have retired with the army...was no Spanish force to which we could unite,- and * * * * * t * * * I was satisfied that no efforts would be made to aid us, or favour the cause in which...

...have led to it. Your Lordship knows that had I followed my own opinion as a military man, I sliould have retired with the army from Salamanca. The Spanish...was no Spanish force to which we could unite, and I wns satisfied that no efforts would be made to aid us, or to favour the cause in which they were engaged....

...might be restored, wherc mention is mode of the Honourablc Brigadier-General Stewart, brother to Lord armies were then beaten ; there was no Spanish force...* ******* * I was satisfied that no efforts would he made to aid us, or favour the cause in which they were engaged. I was sensible, however, that the...

...knows, tiiat, had I followed my own opinion, as a military man, I should have retired with the ar» my from Salamanca. The Spanish armies were then beaten...Spanish force, to which we could unite ; and I was satis&ed, that no efforts would be made to favour the cause in which they were engaged. " I was sensible,...

...the events which have led to it. — Your Lordship knows, that had I followed my own opijiion, as a military man, I should have retired with the army...from Salamanca. The Spanish armies were then beaten ; ther« was no Spanish force to which we could unite, and I was satisfied that no effort* would be...

...Lordship, and to the King's government. , Your Lordship knows that had I followed my own opinion as a military man, I should have retired with the army from Salamanca. The Spanish . * In this dispatch there are seTeral omissions, owing to the following circumstance : FF. armies...