Pacaud, John J. [1 reference]

Pacific Ocean [1 reference]

Paine, Thomas [1 reference]

Palermo, Sicily [3 references]

Palma, Majorca, Spain [2 references + 1 “see also” entry]

Palmer, Job [1 reference]

Palmer, Jonathan [1 reference]

paper [2 references]

Paragon (U.S. schooner) (Grant) [1 reference]

Paris, France [9 references + 7 subentries + 2 “see also” entries]

Parish, John [1 reference]

Parker, Alexander [1 reference]

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

Parker, J. R. [1 reference]

Parker, Thomas (S.C. district attorney) [2 subentries]

Parker, Thomas H. (Norfolk mayor) [1 reference]

Parks, Andrew [2 references + 1 subentry]

Parrish, William [1 reference]

Parrott, Richard [1 reference]

Particulars of the Capture of the Ship Olive Branch (Allen) [1 reference]

Pascault & Messonnier (firm) [1 reference]

passports [2 references + 3 subentries]

Pater, Henry [1 reference]

Patterson, William (of Baltimore) [2 references]

Patterson, William D. (consul in Nantes) [1 reference]

Patty (U.S. ship) (Harding) [2 references]

Patty (U.S. ship) (Loughlin) [2 references]

Payne, John C. (Dolley Madison’s brother) [3 references + 1 “see also” entry]

Pearl River [1 reference]

Pechin, William [2 references + 1 subentry]

Pedersen, Peder (Danish consul in Philadelphia) [1 reference + 1 subentry]

Pedro Carlos (infante of Spain and Portugal) [1 reference]

Pelham, Charles (of Charlotte) [1 reference]

Pemberton, Thomas (of Mars) [2 references]

Pennsylvania [3 references + 7 subentries]

Penrose, Clement Biddle [1 reference + 1 “see also” entry]

Pensacola, W.Fla. [4 references]

Pentland, Ephraim [1 subentry]

People’s Friend & Daily Advertiser (New York) [1 reference]

Perdido River [1 reference]

Perseverance (U.S. brig) (Atkins) [1 reference]

Persia [2 references]

Persian Gulf [1 reference]

Peter, Thomas [1 reference]

Phaeton (British frigate) (Wood) [1 reference]

Phelps, Hugh [2 references]

Philadelphia (U.S. frigate) (Bainbridge) [1 reference]

Philadelphia, Pa. [9 references + 8 subentries + 1 “see also” entry]

Philip (U.S. ship) [1 reference]

Phoenix (U.S. ship) (Roberts) [3 references]

Pickering, Timothy [4 references + 1 subentry]

Pieble, Francisco [1 reference]

Pierce, Capt. (of Delight) [1 reference]

Pierce, Jesse (of Richard) [6 references]

Pierce, John [1 subentry]

Pietro, Michele di [2 references]

Pinckney, Charles [11 references]

Pinckney, Charles Cotesworth [1 reference]

Pinkney, William (minister extraordinary to Great Britain) [5 references + 8 subentries + 1 “see also” entry]

Pintard, Lewis S. (consul in Madeira) [1 reference]

Piper, James [1 reference]

pitch [2 references]

Pitman, Samuel C. (of Atlantic) [1 reference]

Pitot, James [2 references + 1 “see also” entry]

Pitt, William, the Younger [2 references]

Pittsburgh, Pa. [4 references]

Pius VII (pope) [2 references]

Plate, River (Río de la Plata) [1 reference]

Pleasonton, Stephen (State Department clerk) [1 reference + 3 subentries]

Plunkett, William [1 reference]

Pluto (British warship) (Janverin) [1 reference]

Plymouth, England [1 reference]

Plymouth, Mass. [2 references]

Poindexter, George (Miss. Terr. attorney general) [2 references]

Pointe Coupee County, Orleans Terr. [1 reference]

Pointe-à-Pitre, Guadeloupe [2 references]

Poland [12 references]

Poland, William [1 reference]

Political and Commercial Register (Philadelphia) [2 references]

Polizzi, Ignazio Maria (commercial agent in Trapani) [1 reference]

Pollock, George [1 reference + 1 “see also” entry]

Polly and Fanny (U.S. brig) (McNeil) [1 reference]

Pombal (Henrique José de Carvalho e Melo, 2nd Marquês de Pombal) [1 reference]

Pomerania [1 reference]

Pontecorvo, Prince of (Jean Bernadotte) [1 reference]

Porral, Peter (Pedro) (U.S. Navy agent in Algeciras) [2 references]

Portalis, Jean-Etienne-Marie [4 references + 1 subentry]

Porter, David (of Enterprise) [6 references]

Porter, Ralph (of Union) [2 references]

Porter, William [1 reference + 1 subentry]

Portland, Mass. (now Maine) [2 references]

Porto Cavallo (Puerto Cabello), Venezuela [1 reference]

Porto Farina, Tunis (now Ghar al Malha, Tunisia) [2 references]

Portsmouth, England [3 references]

Portsmouth, N.H. [1 reference]

Portugal [5 references + 13 subentries + 3 “see also” entries]

Post Office, U.S. [1 reference]

Potter, Richard [1 reference]

pottery [1 reference]

Poulson, Zachariah [1 reference]

Poulson’s American Daily Advertiser (Philadelphia) [1 reference]

Powell, Cuthbert [1 reference]

Power, Thomas [4 references]

Poydras, Julien de Lalande [2 references + 1 “see also” entry]

Poynlett, William [1 subentry]

Poyntz, Stephen (of Melampus) [1 reference]

Poznań, Poland [1 reference]

Praga, Poland [1 reference]

Pratt, Hezekiah [1 reference]

Pratt, John [1 reference]

Pregel River [1 reference]

Prentiss, William (of Triton) [2 references]

Presque Isle, Mich. Terr. [1 reference]

Pressburg, Treaty of (1805) [1 reference]

Prevost, John Bartow [1 reference + 1 “see also” entry]

Price, John [2 subentries]

Prince (U.S. ship) (Sears) [2 references]

Prior, William (of Romulus) [2 references]

privateers [5 subentries]

promissory notes [1 reference]

Propaganda Fide [2 references]

Providence, R.I. [3 references]

Prussia [10 references + 5 subentries]

Puerto Cabello, Venezuela [1 reference]

Pulis, Joseph (consul in Malta) [1 subentry]

Pultusk, Battle of (1806) [3 references]

Punta Mala, Spain [1 reference]

Purviance, John Henry (legation secretary in London) [5 references + 2 subentries + 1 “see also” entry]

Pyrenees [1 reference]