The British advance to Vimeiro 200 General Anstruther’s brigade lands 201 Arrival of Sir Harry Burrard in the roads 202 He alters the plan of the campaign 203 Battle of Vimeiro 205 The French resolve to propose terms 216 Arrival of Sir Hew Dalrymple 218 He orders the army to advance 219 Kellermann comes to negotiate for the evacuation of Portugal 221 Terms of the armistice 222 Junot returns to Lisbon 224 General Freire dissatisfied with the armistice 226 Difficulty concerning the Russian squadron 227 Convention of Cintra 228 Remonstrances of the Portugueze Commander 233 Reply of Sir Hew Dalrymple 236 The British flag hoisted in the forts 238 Anarchy in Lisbon 239 The French continue to plunder 240 Question concerning baggage 241 The French endeavour to carry off articles from the Museum 243 They embark horses, carriages, and pictures, which are recovered 243 They carry off large sums in money 244 Question concerning the silver in bars 245 Farther instances of dishonour in the French 246 Protests of the Monteiro Mor, and of the Juiz do Povo 247 Danger of tumults in Lisbon 249 Temper of the French 251 Their embarkation 252 Final report of the commissioners 253 Addresses of thanks to the British Commander 254 Galluzo besieges Elvas 255 Difficulties concerning the surrender of Elvas 257 Elvas and Almeida given up 259 Tumults at Porto 260 The Spanish troops at Lisbon embarked for Catalonia 262 Intrigues of the Junta of Porto 263 Council of Regency re-established 265 Outcry in England against the Convention 267