MUrInY OFF SAVANNAH The Savannah Repub
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ftcGn. OF the 18th, says:-


Thc ship Glasgow, Capt. May, arrived below a few
days since from Glasgow with orders TO ascertain rates
of freight and not satisfactory to proceed TO ST. Johns
N. On Saturday last the Captain having made the
cessary inquiries, about TO proceed his voyags
when the crew refused to do duty. The Captain mme
dately apprised the consgnee Mr. H. Reid, who inform
ed Mr. Alocneux the British Consul and General Harden
collector of the port The latter at despatched
boat in search OF the cutter Crawford This vessel heinz
off cruise and the cutter Van Buren, Of Charleston,
happening to be below and observing the colors Of the
Glasgow at half mast despatched officer and several Of
the crew who with the assistance Of hands sent down by
the consgnee succeeded in getting the ship TO The
Van Buren, the latest accounts the wake of h
Glasgow prepared to rerder pro pt assistance in case
should be needed The cause assigned by the for
their conduct was understand their unwngnesstc to
10 proceed TO sea- without first coming shore The
propness displayed by the Collector Gen Harden and
the obgng disposition which he manifesed thror ghou
he whsle case we understand was most commendabe
onting him the thanks not only of those concerned
but the whole commercial community.


The u s. Cutter Van Buren,, Currier, arrived ut IT,
port last evening, we obtained the followlng:--


The Br ship Glasgow, hoard Of which amutiny
had occurred in Savannah River, had proceeded TO
The kept company with her for some distance and
the ship showing no signal presumed the had
turned to their duty Charleston Patriot Jan 30