The Sun.
London, England, 1818-07-28 00:00:00

REVOLUTEONARY SYMPTOMS-IN CANADA:

.For some time past there has been manifested
in public, as well
.as private bodies in Canaria,
veryserions disco.lteutsand murmurings,
inrlica-
rive of some acts of hostility against-the present
Government, if not an open renunciation, of the
Royal Authorities. In Upper Canada a Pinvin-
cial Congress %Vas to be held this month, tor the..
purpose of concerting measures to obtain an ample
redress of grievan,es ; —peciceably . we pi esftme.,
if they can—forcibly, it -they oinst.—(Baston
Gazette, May 28.)
The Jury on the Trial of. Mr: Archibald
All.ellan, as an accessary to the murder of omen
Kevenny, in the Indian Couotries, returned ver-
(tic; on•.aturday last of Nro,! Guilty, and Mr.
APLelhin was accordingly discharged.

PORT OF QUEBEC.

ARRIVED;

June 15th, Brig Experiment, Chaptuan,-,19 days from Bristol,
to Angus George, cargo goods and iron.
—Brig Anua, l'il`Vickt.r, is days from John's, 'New-
. foundlatid, to Mr. Burnett, cargo coals,,lt settlers.
—l6. Brig Union, J. Ord, 45 days front Aberd,en, to the
Captain; gin, barley, Candles and ballast-7 settlers.
—l7. Ship Benson, R. Dryden, 49 days' from London,lto M.
Lyttiebtirner;- ballast.
—Brig Isabella, D. Pratt, sailed 9th May from Aberdeen,
to Heath and Muir; ballast.
—Ship Zephyr, J. Taylor, sailetPlst May from London, to
J. Caldwell; ballast.
—Brig Alexander, W. Ernington, 45 days from.Londen, to
the Captain ; goods.
--Brig Robert, it. Pace, 49 days from London, to Mr.
..Meiklrjohn ; ballast.
John, H. Jahester, 60 days from Newcastle, to J.
Caldwell ; ballast.
—lB. Brig Douglass, J, Moir, 42 days front Tenneriffe, to
Maitland, Gard er and Co.; cargo wines.
—Ship Trinity, Robinson, 59 days from London, to Mr.
Price; cargo, provisions and goods.
—Brig Staple-ton, Amary, 39 days from Greenock, to

_ . .
George Spur; ballast. -
--Brig bound, Proudlove,
_l9th April from London, to

• Maitland, Gardner and Co.; goods.
,---Schooner Sarah Jane, M‘Kinna, 19 days from Halifax, to
, • Alelvin and Belanger ; ruin and molasses.
Rolla, B. Bark, •iL s from Co%ves, to J. Butaart;
ballast.
—Brig Cheerful, 50 days from Leith, to Mr. Spence; goods.
—l9. Schooner Mary and Jane. lA. Morin. 66 days from Ma-
laga and Gibraltar, to order ; wine and ballast.

-20. Brig Comet, Thompson, 44 days froto Dublin. to C.

-
; 75 settlers.
—2l. Brig Erieilds,Sowter, 49 days from Peterhead, to Heath

. ,
' • and Moir ;
—24. Brig Hunter, A. Grant, sailed 16th May from London,
to C. Hunter; goods. Passengers, Dep. Corny. Gent.
Mains, Mr. Ware, Dr. Effland, and 16 in steerage.
—Brig Union, W. Canny, 55 days front London, to Gerrard,
Finlay and Co.; goods. Passengers, Mr. Spurs, Mr.

Conny, and I settler.
-Brig Canatla,'J. Comining, 18th April, from London, to
Sanderson and Co.; general cargo.
-Ship Perseus, Richardson, sailed Ist May from London,
to J. Citidwell; ballast.

From the great increase in the, trade to the
River Saint Lawrence, and the number of ships
which now fregnent it, from theat Bri!uiw and

Ireland, we are induced to rqnaett the attention
of our Seafaring Readers to the following Regu-k
lations respecting

" CANADIAN PILOTS.•"

BY HTS ExCPLCENCY
SIR JOHN (;OAP Sfigitti'WOKE,

Knight Grand Cross of the Must Honnurahle Military Order
of the Bath, Captain-General and kini•ernor•in-Chief in
and over the Provinces Of Lower Canada, Cpper Canada,
Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and their several dependen-
cies, Vice Admiral of the same, General and Cniumander
of all his Majesty's Forces in the said Provinces of Lan
Canada and Vpper Canada, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick:
and their several dependencies, and in the Island of New-
foundland, &c &c. &c. • ;

The Pilaster, Deputy 'Master, and Wardens of
the Trinity House of Quebec having submitted
for my sanction and confirmation certain Bye-
Laws, Rules arid Orders, by then-, made, ordained
Rod constiintbd on Friday the fifteenth day of May
last, under and by vir•ue of mow-Act of the Provin•-
cial Parliament, intittded An Act for the better
regnfation of Pilots-toid Shipping in the Prot of
Quebec, and in the Halhonrs of Quebec and Mon-
treal, and foc•lnquoving -the Navigation of the
River Saint I,4%vrenrc,'utid for establishing a Fund
for decayed Pilots, their Widows and Childten ;"
and Under and by virtue of another Act of. the
Provincial Parliament, " An Act to
amend an Act passed in the Ito ty-fifth year of his
Majesty's !idol, intitoled, An Act for the
better regulation of Pilots and Shipping. in' the
Port of Quebec, and in the 1-Lubotos of Quebec
and Montreal ; anti for improving the Navigation
of the River Saito Lawrence, and for establishing
a Fund for (heaved Pilots",' their Widths and
Children;' " in the words following, to wit !

FiBST BYE LAW.

It is ordered, that all ',Vaster.; and Commanders
of ships or vez,c•els navigaring the river Sr.• Law-
rence, and taking on board any person or persons
other than a Branch I'dot for the purpose of af-
fording assistance in navigating. such ship or ves-
sel, shall keep II Union Jack flying at the lore-
topmast head every thy from dayiight to dark,
and until a Branch Pilot shall be obit:hied, under
penalty of 10 'moods current money, and if the
.Caprain or othei Officer commanding 'such ship
or vessel shall-refuse to take a Branch Pilot as

mtv offer, he sliall forfeit the like
toiro of- 10 powids.

SECONf) BYE-LAW,

A!! Pilot 3 Imviug cloirge of ship or vessels
the River St. Lawrence, nd seeing
other ship. or vessels aprroaching shoals or other
cansc of danger, shall immediately int,,rrn the
Otlit er commanding the vessel under his charge
of the same, who is required immediately to
make the necessary signals to the said vessel, and
should :lie said Pilot or Officer commanding the
said ship or vessel liee.lect or refuse so to do, they
shall pay each a tine not exceeding 10 pounds
current money. .