“Paul Jones,” privateer, captured, vii. 329, 332. Paulus Hook, i. 11. Peace, Prince of (see Godoy). “Peacock,” American 22-gun sloop-of-war built in 1813, viii. 181; goes to sea in March, 1814, 182, 183; captures “Epervier,” 182, 183; returns to port October 30, 184, 193; sails from New York, ix. 63, 70; fires into “Nautilus,” 73. “Peacock,” British sloop-of-war, vii. 289; sunk by “Hornet,” 290. Pechell, S. G., captain of the British 74-gun ship “San Domingo,” repulsed at Craney Island, vii. 272, 273. Peddie, John, British lieutenant in Twenty-Seventh Infantry, deputy-assistant-quartermaster-general, reconnoitres Bayou Bienvenu, viii. 338; his sketch of battle-fields at New Orleans, 359, 360. _Pêle-Mêle_, ii. 365, 372, 390. “Pelican,” British sloop-of-war, her force, vii. 305; captures “Argus,” 306–308. Pellew, Captain, of the “Cleopatra,” ii. 340. “Penguin,” British sloop-of-war, her action with the “Hornet,” ix. 71, 72, 230. Pennsylvania in 1800, i. 29, 114, 115; schism, the, ii. 194 _et seq._; politics in 1805, iii. 9; in 1808, iv. 286; resists mandate of Supreme Court, v. 13; decides Presidential election of 1812, vi. 412; affected by blockade, vii. 264; creates forty-one banks in 1814, viii. 16; election of 1814, 228; arrears of internal taxes in October, 1814, 256; creates a State army, 282; bank circulation in 1816–1817, ix. 130; growth of population, 1800–1816, 154, 155; increase of wealth in, 166, 167; internal improvements in, 168, 169, 171. Pensacola, visited by Creek Indians, vii. 228; object of Jackson’s Creek campaigns, viii. 318, 319; occupied by Nicholls, 319, 320, 322; seized by Jackson, 326, 329, 330.