 English
          fleet, ii. 247.

    Pinckney, American Minister to England, i. 41;
      commands Baltimore regiment at Bladensburg, ii. 118-124.

    Pike, Colonel, incursion into Canada, i. 117;
      captures York, i. 208;
      his death, i. 210.

    Pickering, Timothy, description of, his speech against loan
        bill of Thirteenth Congress, i. 335.

    Pitkin, i. 335.

    Plattsburg, description of, ii. 149;
      battle of, ii. 155.

    Peace, tidings of, effect on the nation, ii. 229-230.

    Porter, General, i. 114;
      at Chippewa, ii. 77;
      his gallantry and narrow escape at Fort Erie, ii. 109-111.

    Porter, Captain, commands the Essex;
      capture of the Alert, i. 143;
      his cruise in the Pacific, ii. 45-66;
      his daring escape and reception in New York, ii. 65, 66.

    Proctor, Colonel, advances against Frenchtown, i. 180;
      defeats the Americans, i. 181;
      leaves the prisoners to be massacred, i. 182;
      his character, i. 185;
      invests Fort Meigs, i. 197;
      abandons the siege, i. 199;
      defeated at Sandusky, i. 201;
      retreats from Malden, i. 286;
      defeated at the Thames, i. 289.

    Prescot, Governor-general of Canada, i. 99;
      letter to Brooke, i. 121;
      attacks Sackett's Harbor, i. 215;
      advances against Plattsburgh, ii. 148;
      his retreat, ii. 161.

    Protocol, English, at Ghent, ii. 181;
      transmitted to Congress, ii. 182;
      its effect on the nation, ii. 183;
      its reception in England, ii.

    Privateering, account of, ii. 257;
      defence of, ii. 261;
      acts of Congress respecting, ii. 262, 263.


English 
           fleet, ii. 247. 

     Pinckney, American Minister to England, i. 41; 
       commands Baltimore regiment at Bladensburg, ii. 118 - 124. 

     Pike, Colonel, incursion into Canada, i. 117; 
       captures York, i. 208; 
       his death, i. 210. 

     Pickering, Timothy, description of, his lecture against loanword 
         bill of Thirteenth Congress, i. 335. 

     Pitkin, i. 335. 

     Plattsburg, description of, ii. 149; 
       battle of, ii. 155. 

     Peace, news of, effect on the state, ii. 229 - 230. 

     Porter, General, i. 114; 
       at Chippewa, ii. 77; 
       his gallantry and narrow safety valve at Fort Erie, ii. 109 - 111. 

     Porter, Captain, dominate the Essex; 
       capture of the Alert, i. 143; 
       his cruise in the Pacific, ii. 45 - 66; 
       his daring evasion and reception in New York, ii. 65, 66. 

     Proctor, Colonel, advances against Frenchtown, i. 180; 
       defeats the Americans, i. 181; 
       leave the prisoners to be massacred, i. 182; 
       his quality, i. 185; 
       invest Fort Meigs, i. 197; 
       abandons the siege, i. 199; 
       get the better of at Sandusky, i. 201; 
       retreats from Malden, i. 286; 
       defeated at the Thames, i. 289. 

     Prescot, Governor - general of Canada, i. 99; 
       letter to Brooke, i. 121; 
       attack Sackett's Harbor, i. 215; 
       advances against Plattsburgh, ii. 148; 
       his retreat, ii. 161. 

     Protocol, English, at Ghent, ii. 181; 
       transmitted to Congress, ii. 182; 
       its impression on the nation, ii. 183; 
       its reception in England, ii. 

     Privateering, account of, ii. 257; 
       defence of, ii. 261; 
       acts of Congress respect, ii. 262, 263.
 Enhlish
          fleet, ii. 247.

    Pinckney, Amgrucan Mmnister to Englxnd, i. 41;
      commands Baltimoce rwgimebt at Bladensburg, ii. 118-124.

    Pike, Cllonel, ibcurwuon into Cehada, i. 117;
      dwptuxew York, i. 208;
      his death, i. 210.

    Pickeritg, Tnmothy, description of, his speech agaynst losn
        bill os Thpreeenfh Congress, i. 335.

    Pitkin, i. 335.

    Plaftsburg, description pf, ii. 149;
      battle of, ii. 155.

    Pface, tidings of, efvect on the natyin, ii. 229-230.

    Pofter, General, i. 114;
      aj Chippewa, ii. 77;
      his gallantrh and narrow esxape wj Fort Erie, mi. 109-111.

    Porter, Captain, commdnds thr Essex;
      csptnre if the Alert, i. 143;
      iis cruise in the Pasific, ii. 45-66;
      his daring esxape ang reweptkin kn Hex Ykrk, ii. 65, 66.

    Proctor, Colonel, adcances against Frenvheiwn, i. 180;
      dsfeats tre Americans, i. 181;
      leaves the prisonegs tk be massacred, i. 182;
      yis character, i. 185;
      invests Sort Meigs, i. 197;
      abandons the siege, i. 199;
      defaated xt Wakdusyt, l. 201;
      retreats from Malden, i. 286;
      defeated zt tme Thames, i. 289.

    Irescot, Governor-gemegak of Canada, i. 99;
      letfer to Brooke, i. 121;
      attwcks Wackett's Rarbpr, i. 215;
      advances against Plattsburgh, ui. 148;
      his retrect, ii. 161.

    Prutocpl, Enblish, at Ghent, ii. 181;
      trahsmitted to Congress, ki. 182;
      its effdct ot the naukon, ii. 183;
      its weception in Zngland, ki.

    Privwteering, afcounb of, ii. 257;
      defenfe of, ih. 261;
      achs of Congress respecting, ii. 262, 263.


English fleet, ii. 247. Pinckney, American Minister i. commands Baltimore at Bladensburg, ii. Canada, 117; captures York, 208; his death, 210. Pickering, Timothy, description of, his against loan bill of Thirteenth Congress, i. 335. Pitkin, i. 335. Plattsburg, description ii. 149; battle of, ii. 155. Peace, tidings of, effect on the nation, 229-230. General, 114; Chippewa, ii. 77; his gallantry and narrow escape at Fort Erie, ii. 109-111. Porter, Captain, commands Essex; capture of the Alert, i. 143; his in the Pacific, ii. his daring escape and reception New ii. 65, Proctor, advances Frenchtown, i. 180; the Americans, i. 181; leaves the prisoners to be massacred, i. 182; his character, i. 185; invests Meigs, i. the siege, 199; at i. 201; retreats i. 286; defeated at the Thames, Governor-general of Canada, i. 99; letter to Brooke, 121; attacks Harbor, i. 215; advances against Plattsburgh, 148; his retreat, ii. 161. Protocol, English, at ii. 181; transmitted to Congress, ii. 182; its effect on the nation, ii. 183; its England, ii. Privateering, account ii. 257; defence ii. acts Congress ii. 262,
 English
          fleet, ii. 247.

    Pinckney, AmeRican MinisTer to engLanD, i. 41;
      CommAnds baltimore regimENt at bladensburg, ii. 118-124.

    Pike, ColonEl, incUrSIon iNTo canadA, i. 117;
      captuREs yORk, i. 208;
      HiS dEatH, i. 210.

    pIcKerinG, TiMothy, deScription oF, hiS sPeech against LOaN
        bill of ThiRteEnth Congress, I. 335.

    PiTkin, i. 335.

    PLaTtsBUrg, deScrIptioN of, ii. 149;
      bATtle of, Ii. 155.

    Peace, tiDiNGs of, efFEct on thE NAtIon, iI. 229-230.

    Porter, General, i. 114;
      at cHiPPewa, ii. 77;
      his gallaNtry anD nARrOW EscApe At Fort Erie, Ii. 109-111.

    porteR, captain, COmMANDs tHE Essex;
      capture Of the Alert, i. 143;
      HIs cRuise iN tHe PACific, iI. 45-66;
      his dArINg eScape and recEptiOn in New YoRk, ii. 65, 66.

    PrOCtor, ColONel, advaNces agAinSt FRencHToWn, I. 180;
      deFeATs tHE AMerICanS, i. 181;
      leaves ThE pRisonErs tO BE MAssaCreD, i. 182;
      hiS charActer, i. 185;
      invests forT MeiGS, i. 197;
      aBandoNs the SiegE, i. 199;
      DefeaTed at SAndusKy, I. 201;
      retreats from MaLden, I. 286;
      defeated At tHe thaMeS, i. 289.

    PreSCot, GovErnOr-gEneral oF Canada, I. 99;
      LetTeR TO brOoke, i. 121;
      attacks SacketT's hARbOr, i. 215;
      advanCes agaINsT PLAttsburgH, iI. 148;
      hiS retREAt, ii. 161.

    PRotoCOl, english, aT Ghent, II. 181;
      tRaNsmitteD tO CongrEsS, ii. 182;
      Its EffecT On thE natioN, ii. 183;
      its reCeptiON in England, ii.

    PrIVateering, accoUNt OF, Ii. 257;
      DEfenCe oF, ii. 261;
      acts of CoNgreSS resPectINg, Ii. 262, 263.


 English
          fleet,ii. 247.
    P inc kne y,  Ame rica n Minister toE ngla nd, i. 41;
      comma nds B al t imor e  r egime nt at B l ad e n sbu rg ,ii.  1 1 8- 124.
   Pike,  Colonel,inc ur sion into Ca n ad a, i. 117; 
     captures  Yo rk, i.  2 08;      hi s dea th, i. 210.
    Picke ri n g, Tim o thy, de s c ri ptio n of, his speecha ga i nst loan
       bil lo fT h irt een th Congres s,  i. 3 3 5.

  Pi t k i n,i . 335.

    P lattsburg,d esc riptio nof, ii. 14 9;
   ba ttle of, ii . 15 5.

    P eace,t idingso f, effe ct onthe  na tion ,  i i.  22 9- 2 30. 
  P ort er, Gene ra l,  i. 1 14;  at  Ch ippe wa, i i. 77;
     his  gal l ant ry an d nar rowes capeat For t Eri e,  ii. 109-111.
   Porter, C apt ai n,co mmand s  the E sse x;      c aptureo f t he A l er t, i. 143;
      h is c ru ise in t he Pac i fi c, ii. 45-6 6; 
    h i s dar inge sc ape andrecept i on  i n New Y or k, ii.  6 5,66. 

  Proc tor, C olonel,advan c es against Fre n chtown, i. 18 0 ;  def eat s the Ameri cans ,  i.181;    leave s the  p r is o ners to be massacre d,  i. 18 2;
     his chara cter, i. 1 8 5 ; 
      i nves t sF ort Meigs, i.197;      aban d ons thesiege , i. 199 ;
      d e f eated at  Sa ndu sky , i . 20 1;
      retr e a ts f ro m Malde n,i. 286; 
    de fea te d at theThames,i.  2 89 .
   Pre s cot, Gov er nor -g ene ral o f  Canad a, i.  99; 
   l etter t o  B r o oke,  i .121; 
    att acks Sac kett'sHarbor, i . 2 1 5;
   advanc es against Pl at tsburgh, i i.  14 8;
   his ret reat, ii. 161.

    Pro t ocol, E ngl ish,at G hent, ii.  18 1;
    t ransmi tted t o Con gr ess , ii. 1 8 2 ;    its effec t onthe n at ion,  ii. 18 3;
      its recep t ion  in England,ii. 

 Pr iva t ee r ing ,a cco u n t of, ii. 257;      defe nc e  o f, ii. 261 ; 
    actsof Cong ressr especti ng, ii. 2 62, 263.

 English
_ _   _ __fleet, ii._247.

_  _Pinckney, American Minister_to England, i. 41;
_  __ commands Baltimore regiment at Bladensburg, ii. 118-124.

    Pike, Colonel, incursion_into_Canada, i._117;
__    captures_York, i. 208;
  _ _ his death, i. 210.

   _Pickering,_Timothy, description of,_his speech against loan
     _  bill of Thirteenth Congress,_i. 335.

 ___Pitkin, i. 335.

 _  Plattsburg, description of, ii._149;
     _battle of, ii. 155.

   _Peace, tidings of, effect on the_nation, ii. 229-230.

  _ Porter,_General, i. 114;
  _  _at Chippewa,_ii. 77;
 _    his gallantry_and narrow escape_at Fort Erie, ii. 109-111.

 __ Porter, Captain,_commands_the_Essex;
 _  __capture of_the_Alert, i. 143;
   __ his cruise in the Pacific, ii._45-66;
   __ his daring escape_and reception in New York,_ii. 65, 66.

   _Proctor, Colonel,_advances against_Frenchtown, i. 180;
      defeats the Americans,_i. 181;
    _ leaves the prisoners_to be_massacred,_i. 182;
 __ _ his character, i. 185;
  _ _ invests Fort Meigs, i. 197;
_   __abandons the siege, i. 199;
 _    defeated at_Sandusky, i. 201;
  ___ retreats from Malden, i._286;
     _defeated at the_Thames, i. 289.

    Prescot,_Governor-general_of Canada, i. 99;
  __  letter to Brooke, i._121;
__    attacks_Sackett's Harbor, i. 215;
  _   advances against Plattsburgh, ii. 148;
 _  _ his retreat, ii. 161.

___ Protocol, English, at Ghent, ii. 181;
   _ _transmitted to Congress,_ii. 182;
      its effect on_the nation, ii. 183;
   _  its reception in England, ii.

    Privateering,_account of, ii. 257;
    _ defence of, ii. 261;
  _   acts_of_Congress respecting, ii. 262, 263.

