Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volume 21R. Bagshaw, 1812 |
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Page 95
... enemy , who had advanced to Aliseda , had that the enemy was not only in total ig- fallen back to Arroyo del Puerco , and norance of my near approach , but ex- that the Spaniards were again in posses - tremely off his guard ; and I ...
... enemy , who had advanced to Aliseda , had that the enemy was not only in total ig- fallen back to Arroyo del Puerco , and norance of my near approach , but ex- that the Spaniards were again in posses - tremely off his guard ; and I ...
Page 255
... enemy's cers , and one thousand seven hundred men cavalry . - The enemy's infantry which prisoners . I transmit this dispatch by my had got out of the town , had , by the time Aide - de - camp , the Hon . Major Gordon , these regiments ...
... enemy's cers , and one thousand seven hundred men cavalry . - The enemy's infantry which prisoners . I transmit this dispatch by my had got out of the town , had , by the time Aide - de - camp , the Hon . Major Gordon , these regiments ...
Page 735
... enemy had ren- dered unavoidable ; and which His Ma- jesty at all times professed his readiness to revoke , so soon as the Decrees of the enemy , which gave occasion to them , should be formally and unconditionally repealed , and the ...
... enemy had ren- dered unavoidable ; and which His Ma- jesty at all times professed his readiness to revoke , so soon as the Decrees of the enemy , which gave occasion to them , should be formally and unconditionally repealed , and the ...
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