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From the National latelIigencer, Nov. II.
The arrival of Members of Congress warns us that
the Session of Congress approaches. Mr.. Williams,
Senator from Mississippi. Mr. Mckee, Representa-
tive of Alabama, Mr.. Duncan of Illinois, Mr.. Owen,
of Alabama, Mr.. Brent Of Louisiana. and Mr.. Ma
gee of New York. are already upon the ground, and
perhaps others, whose arrival we have not heard Of
We have received the Message of Governor For
syrB, of Georgia, which, though in some other
points exceptonabe, places the seal OF just repro
baton upon all projects for resisting the laws, or
getting the State into with the United States
by means of duties upon manufactures imported from
other States. This, we take it, blows up the whole
scheme, Ibsd


The packet ship Arab. capt. Ball, arrived at this
port yesterday. Captain Ball states that he was de-
taned several days in the channel, by severe gales
and having number of steerage passengers on board
lhe put into Cork for provisions. He left that por
on the evening of the 9th October and brings Cork
papers of the 18th. and has politely favored US witt
the Cork Reporter of that date At the time he sail
ed, the feelings of the people were very highly ex
cited, and the Catholics generally ripe for insurrec
ltion. He also states that discontents were mucl
Increased by the arrest Of Admiral CodriDgton t.