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Look at this, Americans. and learn wisdom. Lord Wilton in a speech re- gently delivered at Manchester, regret ted in the most pathetic strains that the principal gentry and nobility of England are not so much THOUGHT of, by the eona- mon people, as they were formerly.' For this lamentablc change, his lofdship as signed very proper reason. He said, sthe means of Edtteati0n arc becoming too genera, and aseessibleto the people, and 10 this cause he ascribed the morti. lying alteration in their department to- wards gentry and nobility

 There are men in this country who oppose q liberal system of education, from the same feeling as that experience ed by his lordship in this case. They fear that if the body of the people are well informed, less respect will be paid 10 Hemselves: and that their chance of duping the people for political purposes will be greatly lessened, as in truth 1t would be.-An.ef. Manufaeturer.