# THE PIG-FACED LADY
OF
MANCHESTER SQUARE.

## DRAWN AND PUBLISHED BY HER LATE ATTENDANT, WHILE AT DINNER.

THE above Print is descriptive of a Female prodigy which has
existence at the West End of the Town, in the person of a Young
Lady of the highest rank and expectations.

Various are the reports which have gained circulation as to her
Habits, Manners, Disposition, and Accomplishments, but all rest
upon mere surmise, as she is never seen; she is perfect in her
figure upwards to the head, which is that of a *Pig*. She feeds
out of a Silver Trough, as represented in the above Print, is
incapable of giving any other expression of her ideas than a *grunt*,
and has not unfrequently been a source of terror to those who are
employed about her person.

Offers of marriage have been made to her, by interested fortune-hunters, amongst whom she is, doubtless, an object of irresistible attraction, in consequence of the dazzling splendor of her family connections. In all the higher circles she is the universal topic of conversation; and curiosity is hourly employed in speculating upon the possible circumstances of her future life, as it is so greatly to the interest of her family that she should not die without issue, lest the title which distinguishes it should become extinct.

Sold at 98, Cheapside; 50, Piccadilly; and at all Book and Printsellers.