Henrietta Maria Moriarty (née Godfrey) (1781-1842) was an English novelist and botanical illustrator noted for some novels, Brighton in an Uproar Comprising Anecdotes... a Novel Founded on Facts (1812), Crim. Con. - A Novel, Founded on Facts (1812), A Hero of Salamanca: or, The Novice Isabel (1813), and Viridarium (1807), a collection of 50 coloured plates of greenhouse plants which went through two editions and was largely based on plates which appeared in Curtis’s Botanical Magazine. (From Wikipedia)
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Moriarty, Henrietta Maria: Crim. Con.: A Novel, Founded on Facts (2 volumes; London: Printed for and sold by the authoress, 1812)
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Moriarty, Henrietta Maria: Brighton in an uproar; comprising anecdotes ... A novel, founded on facts. (Printed for, and sold by the author. W. Glindon, printer, 1811) (page images at HathiTrust)
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