Oswego attacked in May, 1814, viii. 29, 30. Otis, Harrison Gray, Speaker of Massachusetts legislature, ii. 163; president of Massachusetts Senate, J. Q. Adams’s letter to, iv. 241; his letter to Josiah Quincy suggesting a New England Convention, 403; signs Address to the People, 456; supports State convention in 1812, vi. 402; supports Clinton for President, 440; his report of Oct. 8, 1814, on controlling their own resources, viii. 224; reports in favor of a New England Convention, 225; chosen a delegate, 227, 292; publishes journal of, 293; his activity in, 294, 295; Lowell’s opinion of, 294; appointed commissioner for, 302. Otter Creek in Vermont, station of Macdonough’s flotilla in May, 1814, viii. 97. Ouvrard, Gabriel Julien, agent of the French treasury, i. 239; obtains from Spain financial concessions, iii. 372; ruined by Napoleon, 374; his scheme, 378. Paine, Robert Treat, i. 330. Paine, Thomas, Jefferson’s letter to, i. 316–318; arrives from Europe, 327; his letters in the “National Intelligencer,” 328. Pakenham, Sir Edward, British major-general, ordered to command the expedition to New Orleans, viii. 315; his instructions, 316; his armament leaves Jamaica, 331, 332; on the way to Louisiana, 333; makes land, Dec. 10, 1814, 335; takes command Dec. 25, 1814, before New Orleans, 352; contrasted with Jackson, 353; sends for field-pieces, 355, 356; halts before Jackson’s breastworks, Dec. 28, 1814, 357; sends for heavy guns, 358; digs canal, 367; his plan of attack, 371–374; killed in the assault, 375, 376; his assault compared with Drummond’s, 381. Palfrey, John Gorham, ix. 206. “Palladium,” the, i. 314. “Panoplist,” the, ix. 178. Papenberg, v. 165. Paris, capitulates, March 31, 1814, ix. 6; pleased with the victory at Plattsburg, 35, 36; Napoleon’s return to, 56. Parish, David, shares loan of 1813, vii. 44, 45. Parish, Elijah, his Fast-Day sermon of April 7, 1814, viii. 21, 22; ix. 202. Parker, Admiral, ii. 340. Parker, Daniel, offers the two Floridas, iii. 379. Parker, Sir Peter, captain of British frigate “Menelaus,” his death, viii. 164, 165.