From the NatiOn0I Htellig, ncer, Dec. %.

 THE CONSTITUTION.
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We are honored with the permission to publish two letters of recent date, from Jdmes Madison, late President of the United States, to citizen of Virginia, upon question, at this moment so highly interesting, of the po,C- CT of Congress, under the Constitution. to i'm pose duties on imports, Gn other words, to establish Tariff of dutrs.) with view to the protection of domestic industry. These letters are of a character to attract universal attention; and when we look to the source of them, We feel proud that the National Intrlli- gencer has been selected, by the gentleman to whom they were addressed as the medium through which they should be presented to the People of the United States. We do not mean to anticipate their contents. To arouse public expectation for them, it is enough that they are from the pen of the iIlustrieus au thor of the papers in ''The Federast" on correlative topics. and bear the impress of his subsequent experience, as we'll as of his origi- nal talent.