Paca, William [1 reference + 1 subentry]

Packet (U.S. ship) (James Trott) [1 reference]

Padua, Italy [1 reference]

Page, Benjamin William (British naval officer) [2 references]

Page, John (governor of Va.) [1 subentry + 1 “see also” entry]

Palermo, Sicily [2 references]

Palinure (French navy brig) [1 reference]

Palinurus (U.S. ship) (Merrihew) [1 subentry]

Pallas (Revolutionary navy ship) [1 reference]

Panama City [1 subentry]

Panic of 1819 [1 reference]

Panther Creek, Ky. [1 subentry]

Panton, Leslie & Co. (British firm at Pensacola) [1 reference]

Pardo, Convention of (1739) [1 reference]

Paris, France [9 references + 9 subentries]

Paris, Peace of (1783) [1 reference]

Paris, Treaty of (1716) [1 reference]

Paris, Treaty of (1763) [2 references]

Parish, David [3 references + 1 subentry]

Parish, John (former consul at Hamburg) [2 references]

Parke, Benjamin [1 reference + 1 subentry]

Parke, Hannah [5 references]

Parke, Thomas [4 references + 1 subentry]

Parker, Daniel [1 subentry + 1 “see also” entry]

Parker, Sir Hyde [1 reference]

Parker, Jonathan (of Cicero) [1 reference]

Parma, duchy of [1 subentry]

Parsons, Capt. (of Mary) [1 reference]

Pascagoula, W.Fla. (now Miss.) [1 reference]

Passamaquoddy, Mass. (now Maine) [1 reference]

Passamaquoddy Bay [3 references + 1 subentry]

Pass Christian, W.Fla. (now Miss.) [1 reference]

patents [1 subentry]

Patrick, John [2 subentries]

Patriotic Bank, Washington, D.C. [1 reference]

Patterson, Catherine Livingston (Mrs. John) [1 reference]

Patterson, Robert (brother of Elizabeth Patterson Bonaparte) [1 reference]

Patterson, Robert (director of U.S. Mint) [4 references + 3 subentries]

Patterson, Robert Livingston (brother of William D. Patterson) [1 reference]

Patterson, Robert M. [1 subentry]

Patterson, William D. (consul at Nantes) [1 reference + 2 subentries]

Patton, Robert [2 subentries]

Paulina (U.S. ship) (Choate) [1 subentry]

Payne, John C. [1 reference + 1 subentry]

Payne, Mary Coles (Mrs. John) [4 references + 1 “see also” entry]

Peace, Treaty of (1654) [1 reference]

Peace, Treaty of (1655) [1 reference]

Peace, Union, Friendship, and Mutual Defense, Treaty of (1729) [1 reference]

Peace and Alliance, Treaty of (1731) [1 reference]

Peace and Commerce, Treaty of (1670) [2 references]

Peacock, Robert Ware [2 references]

Peale’s Museum (Philadelphia) [1 reference]

Pearce, Mathew [1 reference]

Pearl River, W.Fla. [3 references]

Pearson, John [2 references + 2 subentries]

Pearson, Samuel (of Iris) [1 reference]

Peck, John M. [1 subentry]

Peck, Nathaniel (carter) [1 reference]

Pedersen, Peder (Danish consul and chargé d’affaires) [3 references + 1 subentry]

Pedesclaux, Hugo (Spanish consul at Bordeaux) [2 references]

Peggy (U.S. brig) (H. Hughes) [1 reference]

Peggy (U.S. brig sold at Bordeaux) [1 reference]

Pelham, Thomas [See redirect]

Pemberton, Ann (Nancy) [1 reference]

Pemberton, Elizabeth [See redirect]

Pendleton, Edmund [1 reference]

Pendleton, John [1 subentry]

Pendleton, John, Jr. [1 subentry]

Penman (U.S. ship) [6 references + 1 subentry]

Pennick, Simon (of Two Friends) [1 reference]

Pennock, William [1 reference + 1 subentry]

Pennsylvania [1 reference + 8 subentries]

Pennsylvania, University of [2 references]

Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts [1 reference]

Pennsylvania Hospital [1 reference]

Pennsylvania Packet or the General Advertiser [1 reference]

Pensacola, W.Fla. [11 references + 3 subentries]

Pensacola Bay [1 reference]

Perceval, Spencer (privy councillor) [1 reference]

Perdido River, W.Fla. [6 references]

Perkins, James [1 reference]

Perkins, Thomas [1 reference]

Perrot & Lee (Bordeaux merchants) [1 subentry]

Persian Gulf [1 reference]

Peter (Madison family slave) [3 references]

Peterell (British sloop of war) [1 reference + 1 subentry]

Peterhof Palace [1 reference]

Petersburg, Va. [1 reference]

Petit Bois Island, Miss. [1 reference]

Petrie, James (of Maryland and Martha) [1 reference]

Petry, Jean-Baptiste (secretary of French legation in U.S.) [1 reference]

Pettit, Charles [2 subentries]

Phaeton (British frigate) [3 references]

Philadelphia, Pa. [34 references + 33 subentries]

Philadelphia (U.S. frigate) [4 subentries]

Philadelphia Gazette [1 reference]

Philadelphia Medical Society [1 reference]

Philip V (of Spain) [3 references]

Philip Nicklin & Co [See redirect]

Philipine Islands [1 reference]

Phillips, Capt. (of Otis) [1 subentry]

Phillips, H. [1 reference]

Phipps, Henry, 2nd Baron Mulgrave (British foreign secretary) [10 references + 6 subentries]

Phoebe (British naval vessel) [1 reference]

Phoenix Insurance Company [1 reference]

Physick, Philip Syng [13 references + 4 subentries]

Piacenza [1 subentry]

Pichon, Alexandrine-Emilie Brongniart (Mrs. Louis-André) [2 references + 1 subentry]

Pickering, Danby [2 references]

Pickering, Timothy [1 subentry]

Pickett, George [1 reference]

Pickett, Pollard & Johnston (Richmond merchants) [1 reference + 1 subentry]

Pierre, Vin. [1 reference]

Pinckney, Charles (minister to Spain) [9 references + 16 subentries]

Pinckney, Thomas [2 references]

Pinckneyville, Miss. Territory [1 subentry]

Pinkney, William [1 reference + 1 “see also” entry]

pirates [3 subentries]

Pisa, Italy [1 reference]

Pisa, University of [1 reference]

Pitot, James (mayor of New Orleans) [2 references + 1 “see also” entry]

Pitt, William, the Younger [3 references + 1 subentry]

Pittman, Capt. (of Antelope) [2 references]

Pittsburgh, Pa. [1 reference]

Placentia [See redirect]

Planter (U.S. ship) [1 reference]

Plaquemine, Orleans Territory [2 references]

Plate River [1 reference]

Plumard, Jr., M. (of Nantes, France) [2 references]

Plumsted, George [1 reference]

Plymouth, England [2 references]

Plymouth, Mass. [1 reference]

poetry [1 reference]

Poinsett, Joel Roberts [1 reference + 1 subentry]

Pointe Coupée, Orleans Territory [5 references]

Point Petre, Guadeloupe [1 reference]

Poland [2 references + 1 subentry]

Poland, king of [See redirect]

Political and Commercial Register (Philadelphia) [1 subentry]

Pollard, Robert [1 subentry]

Polly & Nancy (U.S. brigantine) (Croan) [1 subentry]

Polly (U.S. brig) (Tripp) [1 reference]

Polly (U.S. schooner) (J. Bigley) [2 references]

Polly (U.S. ship) [1 subentry]

Polly (U.S. ship) (Laskey) [5 references + 1 subentry]

Pombal, marquis de [See redirect]

Pomerania [2 references + 1 subentry]

Pomona (British frigate) [1 reference]

Pomona (Spanish frigate) [1 reference]

Pomona (U.S. ship) (Dillingham) [1 reference]

Pomona (U.S. ship) (T. Lewis) [1 reference]

Pompey (U.S. bark) (W. B. Orne) [2 references]

Ponssett, Francis (land recorder in W. Fla.) [1 reference]

Porcile, Antonio [1 subentry]

Porcile, Maria Anna [1 subentry]

Porral, Peter (Pedro) [1 subentry]

Port-au-Prince, Haiti [2 references]

Porter, Capt. (of George Washington) [1 reference]

Portland, Mass. (now Maine) [1 reference + 1 subentry]

Port Mahon, Majorca [2 references]

Porto [See redirect]

Portobelo, Panama [4 references]

Porto Cavello [See redirect]

Porto Farino, Tunis [1 reference]

Portsmouth, England [2 references]

Portsmouth, N.H. [2 references + 1 subentry]

Portsmouth, Va. [1 reference]

Portugal [3 references + 18 subentries + 2 “see also” entries]

Post Office, U.S. [1 reference + 5 subentries]

Potomac (American schooner) (Dye) [1 reference]

Potomac River [2 references]

Potosi, La. Territory (now Mo.) [1 reference]

Potter, Robinson (of Rowena) [2 references]

Powell, Jeremiah [1 subentry]

Power, Robert (acting consul at Tenerife) [1 subentry]

Powers, Anthony (impressed seaman) [1 reference]

Powers, Gregory [1 reference]

Preble, Enoch (of Commerce) [2 references]

Preble, Edward [2 references + 6 subentries]

President (U.S. frigate) [6 references + 2 subentries]

President (U.S. ship) (Bell) [1 reference]

Pressburg, Treaty of (1805) [2 references]

Prevost, Frances Ann Smith (Mrs. John B.) [2 subentries]

Prevost, John Bartow (judge in Orleans Territory) [1 reference + 3 subentries]

Price, Capt. (of Commerce) [1 reference]

Prichard, William [2 subentries]

Prince, William (clerk of court in La. Territory) [1 reference]

Prince George County, Md. [1 reference]

Pringle, Mark (Baltimore merchant) [2 references + 2 subentries]

printing press [1 subentry]

Prior, William (of Romulus) [1 reference]

privateers [1 subentry]

privateers, American [3 references]

privateers, British [7 references + 1 subentry]

privateers, Dutch [1 reference]

privateers, French [24 references + 10 subentries]

privateers, Spanish [21 references + 8 subentries]

Provedor Mor [See redirect]

Providence, R.I. [1 reference + 1 subentry]

Providence (British cutter) [2 references]

Providentia (German ship) (Hinch) [1 subentry]

Provincetown, Mass. [1 reference]

Prussia [6 references + 19 subentries]

Puerto Cabello, Venezuela [1 reference]

Puerto Principe, Cuba [1 reference]

Puerto Rico [4 references + 4 subentries]

Pufendorf, Samuel von [1 reference]

Pulis, Joseph (consul at Malta) [1 reference]

Purviance, James [1 reference]

Purviance, John Henry (legation secretary at London) [5 references + 1 subentry + 1 “see also” entry]

Purviance, Robert (collector at Baltimore) [2 references + 4 subentries]

Purviance, Samuel [2 references]

Purviance, W. Y. [1 reference]

Putnam, Ebenezer [1 reference]

Pyrenees, Treaty of (1659) [1 reference]