Presidential Series (24 September 1788–3 March 1797) | Volume 4 (8 September 1789–15 January 1790) | Documents | George Washington to Alexander Anderson, 18 November 1789
Cádiz, Spain [14 references + 14 subentries + 2 “see also” entries]
Caen, France [2 references]
Cagliari, Sardinia [1 reference + 1 subentry]
Calais, France [1 reference]
Calcutta (French warship captured from British) [1 subentry]
Calcutta (now Kolkata), India [1 reference + 1 subentry]
Caldas da Rainha, Portugal [2 references]
Calder, Robert (of Royal Navy) [3 references]
Caldiero, Italy [2 references]
Caldres [See redirect]
Caldwell, Mr. (Philadelphian in Europe) [1 reference]
Callander, James [1 reference]
Callier (also Caller), James [1 subentry]
Callier (also Caller), John [1 subentry]
Calvados, Department of, France [1 reference]
Cambacérès, Jean-Jacques Régis de (arch-chancellor of France) [1 reference]
Cambrian (British frigate) [8 references + 2 subentries]
Cambridge University [1 reference]
Camden, N.C. [2 references]
Camden, William [1 reference + 1 subentry]
Cameron, John (of Swan) [1 reference]
Camile, Capt. (of Jalousie) [1 reference]
Campbell, Alexander (commander at Fort Malden) [1 subentry]
Campbell, Archibald (N.Y. merchant) [2 references]
Campbell, Hugh G. [5 references + 1 subentry]
Campeche, Mexico [3 references]
Canada [3 references + 3 subentries]
Canary Islands [1 subentry]
Canby, Capt. (of Two Brothers) [3 references]
Cañedo, Francisco [1 reference]
Canfield, Ira (of Matilda) [1 reference]
Canton, China [1 reference + 2 subentries]
Cape Antonio, Cuba [1 reference]
Cape (Cabo) Codera, Venezuela [1 reference]
Cape Coure, Cuba [1 reference]
Cape François [See redirect]
Cape Girardeau, La. Territory (now Mo.) [3 references]
Cape Marie, Cuba [1 reference]
Cape Nicholas Mole [See redirect]
Cape of Good Hope [2 references]
Cape Ortegal, Spain [2 references]
Cape St. Vincent, Spain [1 reference]
Cape Tiburon, Haiti [1 reference]
Cape Town, South Africa [1 subentry]
Cap Français, Haiti [3 references]
Capper & Perkins (Birmingham merchants) [1 reference]
Caracas, Venezuela [1 reference]
Cárdenas, Alonso de, viscount de Ambite (Spanish minister to England) [2 references]
Carew, Capt. (of Maria) [1 reference]
Carey, James [1 reference]
Carling, Thomas F. (impressed seaman) [1 reference]
Carlisle, 1st Earl of (Charles Howard; governor of Jamaica) [1 reference + 1 subentry]
Carlota Joaquina (princess of Portugal) [1 reference]
Carman, Robert (of Two Brothers) [1 reference]
Carmick, Daniel [3 references + 2 subentries + 1 “see also” entry]
Caroline (British frigate) [2 references]
Caroline (U.S. schooner) (J. L. Cranston) [1 reference]
Carondelet Canal [1 reference]
Carr, William (of Netley) [1 reference]
Carr, William C. [1 subentry]
Carrington (British judge at Ceylon) [1 reference]
Carrington, Edward (acting consul at Canton) [2 subentries + 1 “see also” entry]
Carrol, Capt. (of Andromeda) [1 reference]
Carroll, Charles (of Carrollton Manor, Md.) [1 reference]
Carroll, John (archbishop of Baltimore) [4 references + 4 subentries]
Cartagena, Spain [2 references + 1 subentry]
Carter, Thomas [1 reference]
Carteret, John [See redirect]
Cartwright, Richard (British consul general at Algiers) [1 reference]
Carvalho e Melo, Henrique José de, 2nd marquis de Pombal (Portuguese health minister) [5 references]
Casa Calvo, Sebastián Calvo de la Puerta y O’Farill, marqués de [11 references + 14 subentries]
Cassel, Thomas (of Phoebe) [1 reference]
Cassidy, Henry [1 reference]
Cassin, John (superintendent of Washington navy yard) [1 reference + 1 subentry]
Cathalan, Stephen, Jr. (vice-consul at Marseilles) [4 references + 2 subentries]
Catharine (U.S. brig) (J. Seaward) [3 references]
Cathcart, James Leander (former consul at Tripoli) [2 references + 13 subentries]
Cathcart, Jane Woodside (Mrs. James Leander) [2 references]
Cato (U.S. schooner) [1 reference]
Caulfield, Thomas Gordon (British naval officer) [2 references]
Caulks, Richard (justice of the peace in La. Territory) [2 references]
Cayenne, French Guiana [1 reference]
Cazenove, Théophile [2 references + 1 “see also” entry]
Celestin (slave at New Orleans) [2 references]
Centaur (British warship) [1 reference]
Centurion (U.S. ship) (Lord) [1 reference]
Ceracchi, Thèrése [2 references]
Cette (now Sète), France [3 references]
Cevallos Guerra, Pedro (Spanish minister of state) [4 references + 11 subentries]
Ceylon (now Sri Lanka) [1 reference + 1 subentry]
Chalmers, George [5 references + 1 subentry]
Chamberlain, Edward [2 references]
Chambers, Joseph (register of the land office in eastern Miss. Territory) [1 reference]
Champagny, Jean-Baptiste Nompère (French interior minister) [1 reference]
Champlin, Christopher (deceased owner of Hope and Rowena) [2 references]
Champlin, George (owner of Hope) [1 reference]
Chandler, Joseph (of Reliance) [1 reference]
Changeur, Pierre [1 reference]
Chantereyne, F. (Cherbourg merchant and I. C. Barnet’s agent) [3 references]
Chapman, Jonathan (part-owner of Indus) [3 references + 1 subentry]
Chardon, Daniel Marc Antoine [1 reference]
Charles I (of England) [2 references]
Charles II (of England) [4 references]
Charles II (of Spain) [2 references]
Charles III (of Spain) [1 reference]
Charles IV (of Spain) [26 references + 5 subentries]
Charles VI (1685–1740) [2 subentries]
Charles IX (of Sweden) [1 reference]
Charles (U.S. ship) (Burnet) [1 reference]
Charles (U.S. ship) (Tripp) [1 reference]
Charles Carter (U.S. ship) (Tomkins) [3 references]
Charleston, S.C. [12 references + 13 subentries]
Charleston Botanical Society, S.C. [1 reference]
Charlestown, Mass. [3 references]
Chase, John (of Sally) [1 reference]
Chase, Michael (British seaman) [2 references]
Chase, Stephen (of Sally) [1 reference]
Cheltenham, England [1 reference + 1 subentry]
Cheraulx, M. (French consul at Bergen, Norway) [1 reference]
Cherbourg, France [2 references + 1 subentry]
Cherokee Indians [1 reference]
Chesapeake Bay [4 references]
Chess, Robert [1 reference]
Chester, Pa. [1 reference]
Chestnut (Chesnut) St., Philadelphia [1 reference]
Chew, John, Jr. [1 subentry]
Chicago [1 subentry]
Chichester, 2nd Earl of (Thomas Pelham) [1 reference]
Chile [2 references]
China [1 reference + 3 subentries]
Choate, Job (of Paulina) [1 reference]
Cholmondeley, 3rd Earl of (George Cholmondeley) [1 reference]
Chouteau, Auguste [1 reference]
Christian VI (of Denmark) [1 subentry]
Christian VII (of Denmark) [3 references + 1 subentry]
Christians [1 subentry]
Christiansand, Norway [2 references + 1 subentry]
Christie, George (impressed seaman) [1 reference]
Christie, Richard (mate of Commerce) [1 reference]
Christy, John (of Nancy) [2 references]
Church, James B. [1 subentry]
Church, John (consul at Cork) [1 subentry]
Church Sons & Busteed (Cork merchants) [1 reference]
Cicero (U.S. ship) (J. Parker) [1 subentry]
Cincinnati, Society of [2 references]
City Bank of Boston [1 reference]
Civil War [1 reference]
Claiborne, William C. C. (governor of Orleans Territory) [5 references + 31 subentries]
Claims of the British West India Colonists to the Right of Obtaining Necessary Supplies from America (Jordan) [2 references]
Clamouse Brown, Peter de (vice-consul at Oporto) [1 reference]
Clapp, Samuel (of Harmony) [1 reference]
Clark, Mr. (endorses bill) [1 reference]
Clark, Daniel [1 reference + 2 subentries + 1 “see also” entry]
Clark, William (consul at Emden) [2 subentries]
Clarke, Ichabod (of Little Cornelia) [1 reference]
Clarke, John (owner and captain of Sea Flower) [1 reference]
Clarksburg, Va. (now W.Va.) [1 reference]
Clarkson & Cross [1 reference + 2 subentries]
Clay, Henry [1 reference + 1 subentry]
Clay, John [1 reference]
Clay, Joseph [1 reference]
Clements, John [2 references]
Clements, Thomas, Jr. (Boston merchant) [1 reference]
Cleopatra (British frigate) [3 references]
Clermont, N.Y. [1 reference]
Clifden (stallion) [1 reference]
Clinton, DeWitt (mayor of N.Y.) [2 references + 2 subentries]
Clinton, George (vice-president of U.S.) [1 reference]
clothing [1 reference + 13 subentries]
Clyde River, Scotland [1 reference]
Coburn, John [2 references + 1 “see also” entry]
Cocceji, Samuel von [2 references]
Cochlin, William [1 subentry]
Cock (also Cook), Capt. (of Two Brothers) [1 reference]
Cockburn, George (commander of Phaeton) [1 reference]
Code des Prises (Chardon) [2 references]
Codex Juris Gentium Recentissimi (Wenck) [2 references]
Coffee, Peter (seaman on Eugenia) [1 reference]
Coffin, Alexander, Jr. [3 references + 4 subentries]
Coffin, Hector (of Adair) [1 reference]
Coffin, Lydia Hussey (Mrs. Alexander, Jr.) [1 reference]
Coggia, Sidi Mohamet (alcayde of Porto Farine and marine general) [1 reference]
Coles, Isaac A. [5 references + 1 “see also” entry]
Colesworthy, Waldo (of Minerva) [2 references]
Collectanea Juridica (Hargrave) [2 references]
Collection of All the Treaties between Great Britain and Other Powers (Jenkinson) [1 reference]
Collection of Treaties between Great Britain and Other Powers (Chalmers) [1 reference]
College of Arms, England [1 reference]
College of Physicians of Philadelphia [1 reference]
Collety, Miguel (acting vice-consul at Algeciras) [1 reference]
Collingwood, 1st Baron (Cuthbert Collingwood) [2 references + 3 subentries + 1 “see also” entry]
Colombo, Ceylon (now Sri Lanka) [2 references + 1 subentry]
Colorado River [1 subentry]
Columbia (U.S. ship) (A. Lewis) [2 references]
Columbus (Guerin) [1 subentry]
Comet (U.S. ship) [1 reference]
commerce [1 reference + 4 subentries]
Commerce, Treaty of (1668) [1 reference]
Commerce, Treaty of (1706) [1 reference]
Commerce, Treaty of (1715) (at Madrid) [1 reference]
Commerce (U.S. brig) (Price) [2 references]
Commerce (U.S. schooner) (Harper) [1 reference]
Commerce (U.S. ship) (Adams) [2 references]
Commerce (U.S. ship) (Preble) [2 references]
Commerce and Navigation, Treaty of (1753) [1 reference]
Commerce and Navigation, Treaty of (1766) [1 reference]
Commerce and Navigation, Treaty of (1766) (Anglo-Russian) [2 references]
commodities [1 reference + 136 subentries + 5 “see also” entries]
Complete History of England, from the Descent of Julius Caesar, to the Treaty of Aix la Chapelle, 1748 (Smollett) [1 reference]
Concordia, Orleans Territory [3 references + 1 subentry]
Conduit St., London [1 reference]
Condy, Jeremiah (owner of Wilmington Packet) [1 reference]
Confederacy (U.S. ship) [1 reference]
Congress, Continental [3 references + 2 subentries]
Congress, Second (1791–93) [1 subentry]
Congress, Third (1793–95) [1 subentry]
Congress, Fourth (1795–97) [1 subentry]
Congress, Fifth (1797–99) [1 subentry]
Congress, Seventh (1801–3) [1 reference + 3 subentries]
Congress, Eighth (1803–5) [1 reference + 13 subentries]
Congress, Ninth (1805–7) [12 references + 15 subentries]
Congress, Fourteenth (1815–17) [1 subentry]
Congress, Seventeenth (1821–23) [1 subentry]
Congress, Eighteenth (1823–25) [1 subentry]
Congress, Thirtieth (1847–49) [1 subentry]
Congress, U.S. [1 reference + 3 subentries + 2 “see also” entries]
Congress (U.S. frigate) [7 references + 3 subentries]
Connecticut [2 references + 3 subentries]
Constance (British sloop of war) [1 reference]
Constantine, Algeria [1 reference]
Constantine Pavlovich, Grand Duke (of Russia) (brother of Alexander I) [1 reference]
Constellation (U.S. frigate) [4 references]
Constitution, U.S. [1 reference + 1 subentry]
Constitution (U.S. frigate) [5 references + 2 subentries]
consulates [1 subentry]
consuls and agents, U.S. [33 subentries + 2 “see also” entries]
Convention of 1800 (with France) [10 references]
Convention of 1802 (with Spain) [5 references + 2 subentries]
Convention of Claims and Duties (1831) (with France) [2 references]
Convention of Mortfontaine [See redirect]
convicts [1 subentry]
Cook, Capt. (of schooner Mercury) [1 reference]
Cooper, Henry (consul at St. Croix) [1 subentry]
Cooper, James (of New Jersey) [1 reference]
Copenhagen, Denmark [3 references + 2 subentries]
Copenhagen, Treaty of (1670) [1 reference]
Copenhagen, Treaty of (1701) [1 reference]
Copenhagen, University of [1 reference]
Corbett, Thomas (president of S.C. Insurance Company) [1 subentry]
Corfu, Greece [1 subentry]
Corisco Island [1 reference]
Cornelia (U.S. snow) (Hathaway) [2 references]
Cornigliano Ligure, Italy [1 reference]
Cornland (J. H. Daveiss estate) [1 reference]
Cornwall, England [1 reference]
Cornwallis (Royal Navy vessel) [1 subentry]
Cornwallis, William [1 reference]
corporal punishment [1 subentry]
Corps universel diplomatique du droit des gens (Dumont) [3 references]
Cory, William (of Ann) [1 reference]
Cottineau, Dennis (of Pallas) [1 reference]
Courland, Duchy of (now in Latvia) [1 reference]
Coursell, Peter (of Lyon) [3 references]
Court of Appeals in Cases of Capture [1 subentry]
Cowan, Malcolm (Royal Navy commander) [1 subentry]
Cowes, Isle of Wight [1 subentry]
Cox, Mr. (creditor of JM) [1 reference]
Cox, James S. [2 subentries]
Coxe, Tench [2 subentries]
Cozzens, Charles (owner of Polly) [1 reference]
Crafts, David (of Herald) [1 reference]
Cranfield, Ira (of Matilda) [1 reference]
Creek Indians [2 references + 2 subentries]
Creighton, Caleb [1 subentry]
crime [14 subentries]
criminals, deported [1 reference]
Croan, John (of Polly & Nancy) [1 reference]
Crocker (of Jefferson) [1 reference]
Croke, Alexander (vice-admiralty judge at Halifax) [2 references + 1 subentry]
Cromwell, Oliver [3 references + 1 subentry]
Cronstadt (Kronstadt), Russia [1 reference]
Crooked Island [1 reference]
Crosselet, Mr. [See redirect]
Crousillat, Louis (Philadelphia merchant) [3 references]
Crowe, Samuel (of Almy) [1 reference]
Crowninshield, Jacob (congressman) [2 subentries]
Cruise (Cruize), Lawrence (chaplain and captain’s clerk of Constellation) [3 references]
Cuba [1 reference + 15 subentries + 6 “see also” entries]
Cumaná, Venezuela [1 reference]
Cunningham, John (of Huntress) [2 references]
Curaçao [1 reference + 3 subentries]
Cushing, Thomas H. [1 reference]
Cutts, Anna Payne (Mrs. Richard) [10 references + 2 subentries]
Cutts, Richard [3 references + 1 subentry]
Czartoryski, Prince Adam Jerzy (Russian minister of foreign affairs) [3 references + 1 subentry]