The left division of the 95th is to receive its orders from Colonel Park, the right division from General Craufurd; two 3-pounders to follow these columns, one each. The 45th to advance by wings, left in front, up to the two next streets beyond the light battalion. The carabineers to move up with the cover two 6-pounders, which will be advanced up the street from Mr. White’s, and remain with them. The 9th light dragoons to move to the left, and take the ground of the light battalion, at five o’clock, where they will receive further orders. Each officer commanding a division of the left wing, which is from the 88th to 87th inclusively, to take care that he does not incline to his right of the right wing, that is, light brigade and 45th regiment to the left. The cannonade in the centre to be the signal for the whole to rush forward; and each division to go, if possible, straight down the street before it, till it arrives at the last square of houses near to the river _Plate_, of which they are to possess themselves, and on the tops of which they are to form: if they find that they suffer by any interior defences, to lodge themselves as far in advance as they can. Two corporals, with tools, to be attached to the head of each column. The whole to be unloaded, and no firing to be allowed on any account. When the business is over, the utmost exertion to be used to keep the men collected and formed. The regiments may leave their packs in their present cantonments, with a subaltern’s guard, if they wish. The cannonade will commence at 30 minutes past six o’clock precisely. (A true copy) E. COOKE. Major-General Gower’s Orders. Major-General Levison Gower, as second in command, will be occupied in making the necessary arrangements relative to the executive duties and localities of the situation, aided by Brigadier-General Sir Samuel Achmuty; whose able assistance will also be brought in aid of what may appertain to the many other points to which the attention of the Commander of the forces must of course be directed, in a command in its nature new and intricate. The other appointments to the Staff will be communicated to the army on the arrival of the additional force. The 9th light dragoons to march to the left, and take the ground of the light battalion at five o’clock, where they will remain till further orders. Lieutenant-General Whitelocke to General Liniers. HEADQUARTERS BEFORE BUENOS AYRES, _July 4, 1807_.