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prodf that I regarded the interview as a private onc *~ Tliose whose opkiiOBS I value mil now see the impropriety of my replying to any future fefctere oft tkis subject which may appear in the public prints , and I reiaaitt . Sir , your obedient servant * " ROSE PRICE . "
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[ From the # oy «/ Cornwall Gazette oi Feb . 14 , I £ 24 . ] " Tb * Kr / Jose Price * Bart . u Trereif& > Feb . 9 , 1824 . "Sm , € t The truth of the facts which , I have stated , aad the justice of my numerous remarks in confirmation of
them , remain uncontradicted and uni in peached except in two points , which do riot really affect the main question , but tfchkfb , as they might involve doubts of my veracity , I am bound to explain $ and am thus compelled with
regret once more to trespass on the wearied eye of the pubBc : —I refer to you * ieUet of Saturday last . I will set aside the latter charge first ; that our vietv of the former , which is most
material , may be more clear and uniateitiiptfcd ;—it is really a matter of little conse ^ ue&ce , as it refers only to the process , not the real matter , of a conversation ; and I set it aside with this simple declaration , that the oitfy
witness present is ready to confirm the correCtaess oimy statement . Now for the mare material point . You say , * that vcm never saiv l > r . P . m your fife / 1 have never said that you did : and if you had seen him , I am
convinced yott would have had no information frdm Mm of the kind , to which ive have alluded j but you tidd ,, 'fhact iio sudh plan in my head/—That you entertained the Intention ^ and that you avowed it with your own Kps , I pledge niyself to sHexv by tesf
TlAtamiX THAT ADMITS OP r * U > OF : and I leave you to consult " those wftose opimoas you value / o » tUe propriety or ' impropriety * bf acCttSihg ; another ' s veracity a and at the same time resotviilg to take no ntitfoe of any reply that may be made ta you . ** ! am , Sir , yours , &c . ** C- V . LE GRICE /'
pi * tiye Beyal Cornwall- © aitetaa * rf Feb . 21 , &te . testers ^ a 4 ifeg wipm-th ^ Editor to put an eti * to the contest ,
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and here , aa far as regards thfo paper , the co itroversy » eems to be at an ^ i | fc The letter that follows iir ^ fli a ^ c ^ rre ^ sponfent in the W ^ rtj ^ wiB &&pply furtfeer partietdars of this curious dispute . Ei > . l
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Correspondence on a € kaw * && * r ^ Rose Price , Bar * . 1 #
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Sinfce writif ^ tKe above , we have received from a respectalifecorrespoit ^ ^ ient a cop ^ of a letter se ^ ir to tlie Royal Cornwall € fozfct * e , btit net in sertcd ; Our correspondent does not
cenmte tfaeSqifor of thkt pap « Pi bit ^ on t&e contrary , giv ^ s him ere < fft let knparrialityv tie wjsbes ^ fe ## W * letter insetted fc ^ the $ ate ^ f ifa ^ r & $ the readers of the Gazette , i * ft& fft # y resort to our pages for & vle # 0 f Ibe whote eoathvversy .
" Ta the Editor of the Royal Cenh wall Go&elte . **¦ Sm , •«* February 13 , 1 ^ 24 . * Your impartiality and justice * a £ an Editor , forbid the apprehensiou oS your refusing- admksioa to a viacBea tioa of a body of Christians mi& ? epre » sented in the following ol > servatio 0 s
of your eorrespondto ^ * Ovthocfo&iff * hi ydiir paper of the 7 fch ifi ^ t . ; and a » a constant , though distant ^ reftfter 0 # yoap Gazette , I eo »^ ider I hav ^ aiv eqmk right to * claiM '* frir ' ph * lf * & your hah < tey asr amch as any loral friend . c Orthndotinj ? fhwsi exjfres ^ es himself : * But the Sottfwafir , wlw * ^ OA ^ eisiit believes ^ Afl ^ the * & m &
God , is a very terrible animal , and we htitier small ground * to liope * f « Mr Ms ^ atvation-, or that God will < tt 7 # r vooeh safe him sufficient graee to reclaim him from errors which have bean so immediately levelled agaimt himself / Here l&t mo remark , th ^ n ^ ame Socinian i ^ trhe party name affixed by tth ^ kr
opponents to the Unitarian , thcwigii a # rgr incorrect dqfimtum of | he * U& * tori ^ n ' s opinions * As ChridtiattQ m& forbidden * to us « railing for railisgv J will , li ^ c omm on justiee to tlie rn ptt ® ed , only lay befoul you aftd 1 y ^ W reefers positive pro ^ f ai ! the afomute reverse of the intfi&ttatim of * Orthoi
dmy * that the Unitarian K f seatcely believes tfeat there is a&o&f ' whilst 1 Blidll abatam from imitiatittg ; « &rth& » domjf in his language &t a 9 sei » tion » y reimmhmmg what ti £ e apOvStk htuf »* - ( ukateel on all v c Though 1 apeak with th < £ tongues * of meii' aim of » ng « ls v tad have not etarkir * 1 ^» b «« o »* ie as
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), March 2, 1824, page 149, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2522/page/21/
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