_Miran._ When one has resolv'd, 'tis in vain to stand shall I, shall I, if ever I marry, positively this is my Wedding Day. Sir _Fran._ Oh! happy, happy Man--Verily I will beget a Son, the first Night shall disinherit that Dog, _Charles_. I have Estate enough to purchase a Barony, and be the immortalizing the whole Family of the Gripes. _Miran._ Come then _Gardee_, give me thy Hand, let's to this House of _Hymen_. _My Choice is fix'd, let good or ill betide,_ Sir _Fran._ _The joyful Bridegroom, I_ _Miran._ _And I the happy Bride._ (Exeunt. _Enter Sir _Jealous_ meeting a Servant._ _Serv._ Sir, here's a couple of Gentlemen enquire for you; one of 'em calls himself _Seignor Diego Babinetto_. Sir _Jeal._ Ha! _Seignor Babinetto!_ Admit 'em instantly--Joyful Minute; I'll have my Daughter marry'd to Night. _Enter _Charles_ in _Spanish_ Habit, with Sir _George_ drest like a Merchant._ Sir _Jeal._ Senior, beso Las Manos vuestra merced es muy bien venido en esta tierra. _Char._ Senhor, soy muy humilde, y muy obligado Cryado de vuestra merced: Mi Padre Embia a vuestra merced, los mas profondos de sus respetos; y a Commissionado este Mercadel Ingles, de concluyr un negocio, que me Haze el mas dichoso hombre del mundo, Haziendo me su yerno. Sir _Jeal._ I am glad on't, for I find I have lost much of my _Spanish_. Sir, I am your most humble Servant. _Seignor Don Diego Babinetto_ has inform'd me that you are Commission'd by _Seignor Don Pedro_, &c. his worthy Father. Sir _Geo._ To see an Affair of Marriage Consummated between a Daughter of yours, and _Seignor Diego Babinetto_ his Son here. True, Sir, such a Trust is repos'd in me as that Letter will inform you. I hope 'twill pass upon him. (_Aside._) (_Gives him a Letter._ Sir _Jeal._ Ay, 'tis his Hand. (_Seems to read._ Sir _Geo._ Good ---- you have counterfeited to a Nicety, _Charles._ (_Aside to _Charles_._ _Char._ If the whole Plot succeeds as well, I'm happy. Sir _Jeal._ Sir I find by this, that you are a Man of Honour and Probity; I think, Sir, he calls you _Meanwell_. Sir _Geo._ _Meanwell_ is my Name, Sir. Sir _Jeal._ A very good Name, and very Significant. _Char._ Yes, Faith if he knew all. (_Aside._ Sir _Jeal._ For to Mean-well is to be honest, and to be honest is the Virtue of a Friend, and a Friend is the Delight and Support of Human Society. Sir _Geo._ You shall find that I'll Discharge the part of a Friend in what I have undertaken, Sir _Jealous_. _Char._ But little does he think to whom. (_Aside._ Sir _Geo._ Therefore, Sir, I must intreat the Presence of your fair Daughter, and the Assistance of your Chaplain; for _Seignor Don Pedro_ strictly enjoyn'd me to see the Marriage Rites perform'd as soon as we should arrive, to avoid the Accidental Overtures of _Venus_. Sir _Jeal._ Overtures of _Venus!_