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Hon. Louis .McLane.--The Herald learns by
gentleman who arrived in the Great Wes-
tern, that Mr.. McLane, our Minister at the
Court of ST. James, will positively return home
in the packet of the 18th inst. During Mr.
McLane's residence in England, he has on all
occasions supported the dignity Of his coun-
try, and demeaned himself as becomes the re-
preventative of great and powerful nation
He has acquired host of friends, and made
himself very popular by his successful exer-
tions 10 settle the Oregon question and preserve
the peace of the world. The friends Of peace,
and the merchant princes of Liverpool, gave
q sumptuous entertainment in token Of their
estimation Of him.-Phil. keystone.