The Sun.
London, England, 1806-08-15 00:00:00

EXCHEQUER BILL OFFICE,

'fag; 6, .iBo6,
All Exchtqu;•l- Billy clued in Ykr ltrodh cf Sept. 1805,
TO BE PAW .OFT.

TRU; LORDS COAMISSIONERS of His MA.
T TRBASP-RY i?aving given Diretiions for lay-
ing oj. the Principal of the above-nientioned Exchequer Bills, with
the Interest thereon, at. the Exche4trer Bill Office in the Receip of
Exchequer, New Palace Yard, Westminster, on SATURDAY
the 3otb Day of August, / Sc 6 ; Attendance Will be given daily •
(S:renelsgs,sand Holidays excepted) until Fr/day the 32d instant'
inclusive
,from Ten o'clock in the Alin-ming till Une in .the After
nodes, for the pustose of recci7.ingthe same. And for the greates.
dispatch, the Bearers of the said Bills are desired N brin' s,parate
Lists' of each description of Bills, containing the Nuni3ers, in Nu-
merieal.Order) according to the Palae.of the said Bills, and
Times of. Comnsenerment of. Interest, with the frineipal Sows
and Interest due thereon, computed from the day: on which
ti.hy are frzspee7iv4 dated, exclusive, to the said vtb Lay of
August, inriurivr, when the interest will cease; and tag are
desired to write their Names and Places of Abode on such Lists,
and indorse, their Names ors the said Bills.

If any of the Holders of the aforesaid BM: should he desirous of
receiving payment of the Principal and Interest previotis to the said
sorb- Pay of August, they nuy be accommodaud on' computing
the Interest to the Day on which they wall to be paid, and lease.
ing the said Bills for examination one day prior, ,thereto.
Such Persons as may be desirous of having New Exchequer
Bills in part p.iyment, upon mentioning the Amount at the bottom
of their Lifts delivered on or loef,re the 22d instant, may
be accommodated with New Bill) earging a), interest of Three.
pence Halfpenny by the Day t'm every One Hundred Pounds,
which said New Bills bear date the said 301 h Day rj Au.
gust iBo6, and will be delivered on the 3d September J 836, and
the following bays.

N. B. All Exchequer Bitlt dated prior to September, a:4,
have been adwerthrel to be paid cif, and the Interew thereon bas

ceased.

NORTH CRAY PLACE, PARK and MANORS of
NORTH CRAY, and RUXLEY, KENT, extending
over several thousand Acres of Land.

T N consequence of the present Occupier' going
abroad, the LEASE (15 ye.rS unexpired) of this Elysian
Spot .will be SOLD by AUCTION, by Messrs. HOG.
G ART and PHILLI PS (Successors to Mr. Smith), at Gar-
raway's, on Wednesday, August 20, at Twelve o'Clock,
offering to a Nobleman or Gentleman a tare .opportunity of
becoming possessed or' a place, on a moderate scale, scarcely
ter be equalled in the kingdom, and certainly unrivalled near
the Metropolis. it is 'situate' about 13 miles from London,
$ from Dartford, and 3 from Chislehttrst, in-a most health
and beautiful' part of the County of Kent, abounding with
an infinite 'variety of rural and piduresque walks and rides.
The Domainembraces a well-built Mansion, with Colonade.;
spacious Hall ;-.in 'which is a capital.- Bi hard., table ; Dining-
room,
_Drawing-room, opening through an 'Anti-room into
G the reen-hotise • Steward's-room, Butler's-pantry, Ser.
detaclied,_•Kitclien, and numerous Offices, on tile
Ground Floor; Breaclast-room, - Library, Anti-room, six
Bed-rooms, Dressing rooms, patent. Water-closet, Brc. on
the. First floor ; and numerous Chambers and Servants'.
rooms on the Upper Story,--all lately put in 'complete repair,
painted, papered, &c.; Stabling for. twelve horses, supplied
With Water, at an agreeable distance frOm the house, double
Coach-house; Harness-room, tietcched Granary, Pigeon.,
house, Dog-kennel and Fatm.yard ; Gardens, distinguished
fox abundance of excellent wit, containing from five to six
Acres, including pleasure-grounds, with capital Hot-.house
and ,Succession-house, Ice-house, -Dowling-green; elevated
Lawn, forming a Target-ground, and spaciciusii ravel- walks,
affbrding most delightful Promenades at all seasons, added
to winch is• an enchanting Shrubbery-walk, encircling part
of the Grounds; the approach thereto by Bridges (adjoining
Cascades) over the river. 'The-Land, 9O 'Acres; more or less,
is.entirely Pasture, elegantly Timbered, surrounding the house
With .sunk Fences, resembling a Park, anti the scenery highly
beautiful, through which winds the. RiVer. Cray, amply
stored with the finest Trout and Eels; the Manors are very
extensive,. and abundantly • stocked with Pheasants, and all
sorts of Game. The House is immediately fit for the recep.
tion of a genteel Family, and may, with the Manors, be en-
tered upon inimediately. • The Furniture,. in part, and the
BoOks belong to. t House; and the rest, which is elegant
and substantially useful, May be had by agreement, or at a
fair valhation: The Land-taxip redeemed,. and the, Rent and
faxes low.

Tickets for viewing the Premises may be had by applying
to Messrs. _Hoggart and Phillips, N0..62, Broad-street, Rol'ai
Exchange.