The Sun.
London, England, 1846-06-30 00:00:00

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WILLS.

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The late Vice-Admiral Henry Garrett, of Anglesey,
Southampton, has bequeathed the piece of plate which had
been presented to him by the officers of the Royal Hospital
• at Hasler, to his son, John Thomas Garrett, and has left to
him all his interest in the property at Porteliester. To his
. nieces, the daughters of his late brother, Sir George Garrett,
he gives the silver cup, which their father anti the testator
had presented to his late brother, William Garrett, and which,
since his decease, has been given to him. To his sons,
Charles and Robert, both of the Honourable East India Com-
pany's service, and to his daughter, Eleanor, he leaves dis-
• tinct pecuniary legacies, and has made a suitable provision
for his wife. A sum of about 5,0001., in the funds, will be
divided among all his children. The residue he leaves in
trust for his three daughters, Mary Ann, Jane, and Eleanor.
The personal estate was valued at 20,0001. The acting
executors are J. T. Garrett,
Esq., the son and Richard Bar-
ker, Esq.; Captain J. B. Purvis,
,
R.N., and Colonel W.. H.
Raires are the other executors. •The Gallant Admiral died
on the 13th of April last, at the age of 72.
The late Thomas Vilett, Esq., of Swindon, Lieutenant-
Colonel of the Wilts Militia, and many years Deputy-Lieu-
tenant and magistrate for the county, by his wilt made in
1843, has devised his mension and the farms. lands, and
hereditamente, in the several perishes of Swindon, Blunsdon,
and Stratton, in the county of Wilts, and all o:ber his real
estates to his two sisters, Mrs. Grooby, wife of the Rev.
James Grooby, Vicar of Swindon, and Mrs. Rolleston, wife
of Samuel Rolleston, Esq., for their lives; and on the death
of the survivor of his sisters, then to his godson, William
Vilett Rolleston, son of George Rollesten, and grandson of
his brother-in-law, Samuel Rolleston. The furniture he
leaves to his sisters equally, but the plate and foreign china,
at their decease, he bequeaths to his said godson, that the
same may descend and pass along with the freehold. He
has left legacies to several of his friends; also legacies to his
servants. The residue of his personal estate he leaves to his
sisters, who are the acting executors of hit will.. The per-
t H0n.004 Charles Stuart,
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Baron Stuart de Rothesay, of the Isle of Bute, G.C.8., P.C.,
D.C.Le her Majesty's late Ambassador Extraordinary and
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de Rothesay, and his nephew, Captain of May, to his relict the Right Hon.
Chas. Stuart, of the Ist Regiment Grenadier Guards, to
whom is left all estates vested in him by mortgage, or in trust.
All other, his manors, lands, and herecitaments, real and
personal estate, he leaves to the Baroness for her own absolute
use. The personally in England was estimated at 30,000/.
,llis Lordship was in his 66th year. and died at his seat,
near Christchurch, Southampton, on the 6th of
November last.
The late eer. Chubb, the celebrated patent lock and key
manufacturer, who died on the I6th of May, has left per-
sonal property to the amount of 16,0001., srhich, together with his interest and share in the business'in S. Paul's
Churchyard, under articles of partnership, which he had
entered into with his son, Mr. John Chubb, in July last, he
has, by his will, dated in February last, bequeathed amongst
his eight children, subject to the payment of annuities to his
widow and unmarried daughters; there are a few legacies to
others.of his family and acquaintance: his complete set of
the Armenian and Wesleyan Methodists' Magazine he leaves
to his wife. The executors are his son-in-law, Mr. E,
Hoole, his son, Mr. John Chubb, and Mr. Robert Heslop, of
Lambeth. Mr. J. J. Smith, of Sheffield, also an executor,
has not proved. The deceased was in his 75th year, and
had been for some time in a declining state of health. Of
the ten thousand locks made by this late ingenious inventor,
there are not two to be found that will take the same key.--
Post.

THE OREGON QUESTION.
The following is an authentic list of the votes in the
Senate of the United States, on the question of advising the
President to accept Mr. Pakenham's proposal :

IN SECRET SESSION.—JuNE 12.
On advising the President to Accept Mr. Pakenhant's
Proposition. Yeas, 38 ; Nays, 12.
YEAS.

Archer Evans Pearce
Ashley Greene Pennybacker
Bagby ' Haywood Phelps
.Benton Houston Rusk
Berrien Huntingdon Sevier
Calhoun Johnson, of Md. Simmons
Chalmers Johnson, of La. Speight
Clayton, T. Lewis Tnrney
Clayton, J. M. M‘Daffie Uph
Colquitt Mangum Webster
Davis Miller Woodbridge
Dayton Morehead rulce
Dix Niles

Allen
Atherton
I:reese

NAYS,

Cameron

Dickinson
Fairfield
Hannegan
PAIRED OFF.

Barrow

Jarnagin
Jenness
Semple
Sturgeon

Crittenden

Corwin