The Sun.
London, England, 1831-09-28 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

M. VAN BUREN, Minister from the United States,
and the Spanish and Belgian Ministeis, visited Viscount
PAtmEnsTox yesterday at the Foreign-office. The Baron
ZUYLEN DE NYEVELT, on a special mission from the
Netherlands, and the Right Hon. Sir S. CANNING had
also interviews with the Noble Viscount yesterday.
Mr. MEYERS, the Agent for Barbadoes, bad a long in-
terview with Viscount GODERICH yesterday, at the Cola.
trial-office.
The Emigration Commissioners held a meeting yesterday
at the Colonial-office.

PORTRAIT OF MISS MITFORD.—We are
requested to state the New Monthly Magazine, for Oct. 1,
will be embellished with a striking lixeness of Miss MIT-
FORD, the distinguished Authoress of " Julian" and
" Foscari," accompanied by a Biographical Memoir ; and
among the various interesting Literary contents will ap-
pear an article on the present state and prospect of
America, in answer to Capt. Basin Hann, and attributed
to the 'pen of Mr. COOPER ; a Retrospective Review of the
Novels and Romances of the season ; Professor PATTISON
and the London University; the Irish Poor; the Reform
Bill in the Lords; Poland and the Ministry; Coronation
Lays, by the various celebrated Bards of the day ; Letter to
Tom Shackleford on " Dining out ;" Poems by BARRY
CORNWALL, MARY HOWITT, &C.; Switzerland in 1831 ;
the Vendean's Sun, a Tale, &c. ; besides the usual varieties
in Fine Arts, Criticism, the Drama, Politics, &C.
IRISH REFORM BILL.—We are happy to be
able to announce, on what we consider good authority, that
three additional Members will be given to Ireland. We
have not yet learned their distribution.—Spectator.
PARISH OF St. PANCRAS.—On Monday
morning a numerous and highly respectable meeting of rate..
payers was held at Mr. FAIRI.IffS, in Augustus-strent,
Regent's-park, to consider the propriety of withholding
further parochial rates until the parishioners obtain a con-
trout in the appointment of vestrymen and other officers.
11. REVELL, Esq. in the chair. Several speeches were
made, and resolutions adopted to promote the objects of
the meeting.
We are informed that there is, after all, to be
an Anti-Reform candidate for the county of Dorset; and
we announce the intelligence by expressing our hope that
he will come forward in right earnest, in order to furnish
another signal triumph on the side of Reform. He must
be a bold man, or have a heavy purse at his command, to
encounter a Reform opponent, even in the county of Dor-
set.—Morning Advertiser.
CURRENCY.—The Birmingham Poli-
tical Union, after f,ve nights' discussion, have resolved to
present a memorial to Eatl GARY, praying for the enact-
ment of certain palliative measures. The first proposed
was the making of silver a legal tender; secondly, the re-
issuing of I/. notes, and making these a legal tender ex-
cept 14 the Sank itself ; and, thirdly, the re-issuing of the
large non sof the auk of England recently called in ; in
fact, increasing the Bank isauea from 17,000,0001- to
25,000,0001. A memorial recommending these measures,
and drawn up by Mr. ATTWOOD, was carried ; and a depu-
tation, consisting of Mr. Arrwoon, Mr. JONES, and Mr.
MuN'T;, was appointed to present it to Earl GREY.
Some serious rioting occurred at Sevenoaks
on the evening of the King's Coronation, The residences
of M. Answtsr, Esq. at Kippington, and 41r. Knnson,
surgeon, were attacked by a mob, several hundred strong,
who destroyed windows, furniture, and other property, to
the amount of 400?. or 5001. Some of the ringleaders
have been apprehended, and are now in Maidstone gaol for
trial at the ensuing sessions.—County Clzronick.
PIN MONEY.—With all the vivacity of de-
scription and brilliancy of style characteristic of the
Authoress of "Women as they Are," the present work will
be found of great value to young ladies entering the world.
It exhibits fashionable Zile, indeed, in the zenith of its
gaiety, but fails not likewise to reveal with searching truth
the latent trials and mortifications with which it is beset.
The theatre of society is thus made to furnish the full
amusement of its scenic display, by the exposure of the
hollow contrivances that lend their secret agency to the
effect,