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DEATHS AT SsA.-The ship India, which ar
rived at this port yesterday, last from Prince of
Wales Island, lost three of her crew by death dur
ing her absence from the United States. o, the
18th of June, 1841 at sea, Andrew Mackie, sea-
man, of Wareham, Mass, fell overheard from the
flying iib- boom and was drowned; on the 25th of
July, l841, of Java Head, w. G. Furber, first
officer, of Belfast, Me-, fell dead during his watch
on deck; and on the 22d of May, l842, Martin
Salvatore, seaman, Of Manila, jumped overheard
and was drowned He wa, in double irons at the
time for stabbing the captain and one of the men.


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