From the Madisoniar
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f t' From the Madisonian.

 The following extraordinary letter was forwarded to us laf last evening having been written by the author for the Coffee House at Richmond, where such deIectable scraps of news are made public as at an Exchange of commercial city. uader any other circumstances should not haze felt authorized to publish it. Ii will, mo doubt, strike every friend of the Administration with equal astonis hment and re- gret-regret, nol that the President should be treat ed with such ndignty, but because he is thus abused by one who. ought to he his friend-one who doubt less o,ghtt to feel gratitude at least for such in huence as Mir. Tyler contributed to give him the seat lie occupes--astonishment, that one who has worn the guise of friendship, should disclose such deep feeling of enmty and bitterness. Ferewarned MT. Tyler will be forearined. We shall see whether MT. Bolts, and such as he, will succeed tn '3heodng" him-wheher they will perpetrate a'legislatiw fraud such tie letter describes for the heartless purpose of Fastening" Mir Tyler, and torenghhn into mea- which neither his conscience sanctions, his judgment approves. We have not room for further cofnment at present..