In more distinct illustration of the losses of Mr. Elsee, we offer, from _indisputable documents_, _which are ready to be produced_, an abstract of the expences and proceeds, of the farm for the last year of his holding, and also an abstract of the expences consequent upon his signing the agreement prepared by Mr. Driver. Proceeds of the whole £2606 15 0 farm Expences of cultivation, 1717 17 0 harvesting, &c. Paid Jones and Green 2066 3 10½ Three years interest on 72 0 0 the money for the hay, &c. sold to Mr. Ellis Mr. Driver’s charge for 35 7 0 oat and bean straw valued by mistake Articles that the crown 930 8 0 ought to have paid for 4821 15 10½ Deduct the proceeds 2606 15 0 And we have a LOSS of 2215 0 10½ Besides these losses, Mr. Elsee is a considerable loser by Mr. Mee’s valuing 94 acres of oat and bean straw, namely all the straw upon the farm, when no such thing was ever mentioned, or thought of, either by the new tenant or Mr. Elsee; as the wheat straw and the field are particularly mentioned in the memorandum made at the time, July 14, so that instead of making an allowance for dung upon 96 acres of wheat, at what they call a load, at 2 load to an acre, or 192 load of dung, they have deducted from the valuation of Mr. Elsee’s property 392 load of dung at 12_s._ per load, (as he has been informed) making 215_l._ 12_s._ but afterwards, when they found their mistake, and Mr. Driver and Mr. Mee were fearful that upon this and other points the award would be set aside, Mr. Driver became very cautious, and refused to interfere, saying it was all Mr. Mee’s doing, _and pretty doing it was_.