The New Hampshire Gazette

Mr. Garrison of the Boston Liberator, now on a visit to Great Britain, writes from Liverpool May 24, that petitions are crowding into Parliament by thousands from every part of the United Kingdom, praying for the abolition of Slavery. "Lord Suffield alone, (he says,) presented 201 on Tuesday in the House of Lords--one of which was of amazing size, which closely packed as it was, seemed to rival the wool sack itself in its dimensions.' It was signed by EIGHT HUNDRED THOUSAND LADIES! Its presentation excited considerable sensation and some merriment. In the House of Commons, on the same day, Mr. Buxton presented 300 petitions, among them one containing 187,000 female signatures, which required four members to lay it on the table. At the head of it stood the name of the celebrated Amelia Opie, and the next to hers that of Priscilla Buxton."