The representations made ...
Therepresentations made by the. ATTORwEY&GErEAL of the conduct of Colonel JBREELEY tovards.the unfortu- nate young lady who was the plaintiff in the late action, havebeen unsatisfactory to that gentleman; andihe has-we kcnow not how wisely-replied' by publishing certain of his letters; which he thinlks wipe olf the asperrions.. A volu. minous mass of correspondence, however, between Colonel BERK ELEY alnd Miss FOOTE iS apon record in the law pro- ceedings, and cannot be concealed. From this, the whole of hiis conduct will appear, and can be liable to no muisre- presentations: -it is, therefore, at once subjected to public. attention. Poor Miss FOOTE ! We are sure our hearts, and we think every heart must bleed for her. She is a fellow- ereature destroyed beyond the power of human redemption. May Eternal Mercy pardon her errors, as Eternal Justice will, no doubt, avenge her wrongs. WYe have received many letters, reflecting strongly on Colonel B'ETKELEY, which we shall decline publishing.