The Sun. — 1828-11-25 (London, England)

KAY. on whose land the discovery was made, the thieves might have been detected by watching for them, were buffered to escape.—filanchester Advertiser.  SMALL small-pox, has lately made its appearance in. the Prins malignant disease, the cipality, and is now prevalent at Swansea and its neighbourhood. A medical gentleman has furnished us wit!, an account of fifteen cases which have fallen under his observation within the last fortnight ; four of which had been previously vaccinated; two having a perfect eschar or I cicatrix, and two wherein the cicatrix is imperfect ; the former passed through the disease without any alarming symptoms whatever, the pustules not exceeding thirty; ; in the latter cases, the febrile symptoms were greater, arid the pustules more numerous, but perfectly distinct. The remaining eleven had not been vaccinated, and in no instance was the disease so mild ; on the contrary, three had the continent—two of which had petechid or purples, and one of them died.—The advantage resulting from vaccination or cowpox, must, therefore, appear sufficiently evi' dent to every observing mind—not that it can positively be said it will prevent the disease, but it will, indispUtably, mitigate its virulence on individuals disposed to take the infection. We wish to caution parents and others the patient with bed.clothcs, whilst suffering; eb._and smotheringthehotly against thew iutshuavlineegusator anmodf shuttingivaterin its under the disease, and advise the frquent sponginr, of Cambrian. uptielearlryoosintasg,  solfately apprehended charged wai with Ccaoinr enegallasmse, n to no f suspicionprega pregnancy The young woman named UNA MACSAIN, twhhe. mho alto, al child nmrder, Nairn,and was afterwards committed prisoner to has now been liberated, it having been discovered that she bad made such acknowledgment of her situation as exonerated her from the pains of law.—lnverness courier. A horrid case of murder, committed upon the person of a married female residing at Stonelaw, user Rutherglen, took place on Sunday last. The clicumstam:es are involved in great mystery; but the person charged with the brutal deed is her 'own husband, who has, of course, been taken into custody. The following are the circumstances of this mysterious affair as related by hint had been at Bridgeton along with his wife on Sunday last, on a visit to her brother, and remained there till nine or ten o'clock at night, drinking occasionally, at which time. they returned to their own house at Sttmelaw, accompanied by her brother. }Boone wished to go back to Bridgeton with his brother-lit-law ; but his wife interfered, and would nut consent to his doing so ; and their relation went away alone. In a short time Moonz went after him, and was followed by his wife a short way behind, who tried to overtake him. She had a child in her arms. They had not proceeded far when the prisoner says Le heard his wife calling out " Nen, NED, lam gone." Ile turned back, and found her lying on the ground bleeding very profusely, and the child lying beside her. He carried her on his back to the first home, and afterwards to his own house, where she (lied in the course of half an hour. This is the story related by the prisoner. The body of the woman was afterwards examined, and a deep wound was discovered to have been inflicted iu the lower pat •.t of the abdomen. She was five urtutlis gone with Glasgow Chronicle.