SCENE I.
At the Chancellor's.
The CHANCELLOR and a CLERK entering on different sides.
Chancellor. I was looking for you. What news?
Clerk. Every thing goes on very well, Sir.
Chancellor. How so, my friend?
Clerk. I have just spoken to Mr. Drave's clerk, who told me, that his master had given security for young Brook's £.10,000, at Rose's.
Chancellor. Excellent, excellent!
Clerk. He added, that his master must inevitably stop payment, if this sum were demanded immediately.
Chancellor. That shall be my care. I have already given orders to our Jew Broker; he is to join with some other creditors of young Brook, and insist on immediate payment.