[The trial of Fatima Clarkis]
[London] : [Printed for the booksellers in Bondstreet [etc.]], [1809]
Lettered below image "1. The Aga. 2. Fatima pinning up a new list. 3. Tailoriska. / 4. Captn. Sandonossa. 5. Cupid the Arbitrator of promotions."; at lower right, "Vide. page 317."
Formerly owned by Sir Robert Peel.
Print shows a design in five numbered ovals, with a central medallion portrait atop a pillar featuring the Duke of York ("The Aga"), surrounded by four smaller medallions featuring a portrait of Mrs. Mary Anne Clarke ("Fatima pinning up a new list"), Mrs. Clarke's confidante and coauthor of her memoirs, Elizabeth Taylor ("Tailoriska"), Captain Huxley Sandon, who testified as a witness at the Duke of York's rial in 1809 ("Captn. Sandonossa"), and emblematical design showing "Cupid the Arbitrator of promotions", wearing an officer's bicorne hat, holding a sword in one hand and a bishop's miter in the other, and seated beside a cornucopia of coins; at the foot of the design is the head of Medusa crowned with serpents.
Peel, Robert, 1788-1850, former owner.