The Sun.
London, England, 1823-06-03 00:00:00

Tatiord Horse Hide's
Spanish Horsels•ti

PRICES OF TALLOW• So
Town Tallow 411 Od —6 Ad
Yellow Russia 331 Od —s Od
White ditto .. 36s tid ad
Soap ditto.... 31;s Od —s ad
Melting Stuff 28s Od —s Otl
Ditto Rough.. 136 Od 19s ad
I'll ICE OF CANDLES, FliOX
VI ice of Candles, per dozen
• ad per dozen allowe

AP, Sc. per 11211).—May 30.
Yellow Soap • . ;Os
Nlottled 73s
Curd t 2a
Graves
Good Dregs ax od

er.it.r.bw CIIANDLER'I nAl.i.
111 es 6d ---- Nloulds, ins od.
,t 1 for ready money.

PRICE OF RAW FAT, pe
Price of Tallow stated by

er Stone of 614.—May 30.
r the Tallow Melters), es id
M A RKET.
AutiEr, May 91.
Barley, new, II 14* to 11 18a
Beans, per qr. 11 las to 11 5s
Pease, per qr. 21 Os to 21 21
Rye, per qr. 01 Os to 01 Os

II 11.1.1f00D M.
Wheat per I. 14; 15s to 171 15s
New Wheat.. —los to —1 OR
oats, rerrir ... 11 8s to il 15s
Is;ew ditto.... 01 Os to 01 Os

COAL MARKET, June '2.

Ships at Market. Ships sold. Price.
44} Newcastle
5 Sunderland

EXTRAORDINARY Pnr.NomENoN.—Eight months
ago, a youth, named Oldham, in Christ's Hospital, went to
bed at the usual hour, and in the morning rose totally dumb :
he preserved every other faculty, but was obliged to write on
a slate for every thing he wanted that lie could not explain
by signs. The Governors of. that. excellent Institution obtain-
ed advice-from the most eminent of the Faculty, and every
means were resorted to without (metes& Galvanism was also
applied, but its immediate process was equally ineffectual. On
Fnday last, being exactly eight months to.a day, he retired to
bed as usual, and awoke suddenly about 11 o'clock, making so
much noise as to awaken some of his schoolfellows. Their
astonishment induced so much alarm, that the nurse, opened the
door of her adjoining apartment to learn the cause—when many
voices exclaimed, " 0 nurse. Oldham can speak again I" The
nurse doubting the fact, immediately went to him, and disco.
vered the reality of this extraordinary, phenomenon. In the
morning the boy had quite recovered his speech—and being
asked if he felt any peculiar sensation,said he thought he was
being galvanized, as he felt the tip of his tongue affected, loge..
ther with a rumbling in his inside. His school-fellows say when.
they were first awakened by the noise that he made, his voice
resembled the cry of an infant. Mr. Abernethy repeatedly
prognosticated that his voice would return very suddenly.
CONFLAGRATION OF Moscow.—An extremely*
curious pamphlet has just appeared in Paris, written by the
celebrated Russian, Count ROST oven nr, wto was Governor of
Moscow when the memorable conflagration of that fine city
took place. The object of the writer is to show, that whatever
merit or glory belonged to that action, he himself had no share
in it. " I overturn, myself," observes the Count, " the edi-
fice of my own celebrity." The narrative is highly interest.
ing, and, coming from such a quarter, has all the authority of
history.

CURE FOR TILE ASTUMA.—CIa six penny worth
of camphor into pieces, the size of a small pill, and put them
into a phial fbr the convenience of the pocket, and whenever
(night or day) the spasmodic cough or nervous breathing com-
mences, chew and swallow one or more of these pieces, as the
case requires.