From the Journal of Commerce of Sept. 2d.
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From the Journal of Commerce of Sept 2d. ARRIVAL OF THE GREAT WESTERN

 THIRTEEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

 Her dates are to the 17th ult, from Liverpool, and from London to the afternoon of the 16th.

 Parliament stands adjourned until the 9th inst to enable the House of Lords to give judgement in the of Mfr O'Connell, and also to afford an op- portunity for the consideration of the foreign rea- tons of the country. ' "

 Before the session closed the repeal of the penal laws against Roman Catholics was carried. bill, conceived in similar spirit, enabling property to be legally transferred to the of the Church of Rome in Ireland, was introduced and passed.

 The accouchment of the Queen took place on the 9th inst Her Majesty has given birth to a prince, whose title, as the second male offs bring, will be the Duke of York.

 The Otahcitan affair continues to be the source of dangerous and excited feelings between England and France. The French Government seems re- luctant to acknowledge the of its agents, and is protracting the negotiations on the pretext of making further examination into the conduct of Mir. Pritchard.

 The Emperor of Morocco having refused to &C., cept the mediation ofGreat Britain in reference 10 his quarrel with France, or to receive Hay, the British Counsul General, the Prince de Joinville announced his determination to bonbasd Tangier unless the demands of the French Government were acceeded to on the 2d ult. This determination he carried into effect

 Mehemet Ali has resigned his Vice. -Royaity.- A telegraphic despatch received by the French government, dated at Alexandria, July 27th, says : :" His Highncss, the Vceroy, has just abruptly left Alexandria, declaring that he renonnces forever Egypt and public affairs, and that he to re- tire to Mecca. Ibrahim Pacha is at Alexandria the city is quiet. l.r. a... ...s..

 At the execut ion of murderer at Nottingham, England, twelve persons were trampled to death in the crowd. About twenty others were serious ly injured. l.. ..t aa i'd. : e

 Death of Joseph Bonaparte.-Letters from Flo- rence of the 30th ulh mention the death ot Joseph Bonararte, once King of Naples and afterwards of Spain. He died on the 2Sth ult, after long ill., ness. &{G q 2 r q & z .FI 7 tt i o

 The Pope at the last date from 1ialy was said to be dangerously ill. ,a-f

 The crops in England are generally good, though harvest operations have been retarded by heavy rains. .Ef"%l/ E

 Birth of q French PyiRcess.-We are happy to state that the Princess de Joinvile has been safely delivered of a Princess, at Neully Her Royal Highncss and the infant Princess are both going on favorably. . E.. .,.. ..

 It is said that the eccentric Timothy Dexter com- pared an ungrateful man to hog under a tree eat- ing acorns, that never looked up to where they came from.