Mr. Mee also says that he has made _just allowance_ for the _improvements_, _&c._ of _Mr. Elsee_. We shall presently _shew_ that he has _not_ made _any_ allowance; but, on the contrary, that he has enormously overcharged Mr. Elsee in the matter of rent, and made no deduction whatever. Besides, we submit, that the umpire ought to have set forth the articles that he estimated, and their amount; the rent at which he valued the land; and every other particular as fully as he sets forth the dung which was to be brought by Mr. Elsee. If the umpire had ventured to do this, _if he could have done it_, his _award_ must have looked so palpably preposterous, that an ideot might have been ashamed of it. The only explanation we can offer of the affair is, the supposition that the umpire, instead of examining into the difference between the arbitrators, took Mr. Driver’s word, and made up this precious award under his direction. The rent that Mr. Elsee would have had to pay the executors of Miss Ladbrook, at 375_l._ per annum, deducting the land-tax at 40_l._ 4_s._ in two years and a half would have amounted to 937_l._ 10_s._ This was all that was due to the crown, according to the _usual mode_ of dealing with crown tenants; and in the case of Masterman before quoted, the commissioners did not charge him even the rent he had paid under his own lease, but merely the rent paid by his landlord under the old lease. The case then stood as follows:— Mr. Elsee was £937 10 0 indebted to the crown And Mr. Elsee had the following claims, under the agreement which he had been entrapped to sign. A new shed £50 0 0 over the thrashing machine, made of oak from the Chigwell Row estate, and which Mr. Driver requested might be left New brick 150 0 0 brew-house, copper, oven, &c. Paid for 20 0 0 enclosing the waste at Romford Paid for the 48 0 0 crown towards the new market-house, Romford Carried £268 0 0 forward _Brought_ £937 10 0 forward, Mr. Elsee, Dr. _Brought_ £268 0 0 forward, Mr. Elsee, Cr. Laying down 360 0 0 to grass 120 acres _of ploughed_ land, as by the agreement Stack of hay 175 0 0 chosen by Mr. Driver for the crown, and sold by Mr. Driver to Mr. Ellis Fixtures 30 0 0 valued by Mr. Driver Land-tax {47} 97 8 0 paid by Mr. Elsee 930 8 0 Balance in £7 2 0 favor of the crown