[Nineteenth century songs and dances
Publisher: J. Bell
Published: 1806
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Subjects: English Songs
Notes: "Published ... for La Belle assemblèe [sic] or Bell's court and fashionable magazine."

Miscellaneous songs for one voice with piano or harp acc.; dances for piano.
Table of contents: title: The villager's delight, by Mr. Lanza.-  Dulseanne park, by Mr. Lanza.-  Two Spanish boleros or national airs.-  Two Spanish boleros or patriotic airs.-  The poor orphan maid, by M.P. King.-  Oh forbear to bid me slight her, by Dr. Kitchiner.-  Ballad (Say shepherds have you seen a lamb) by M.P. King.-  The exile.-  The siege of St. Quintin.  Quintin.- Minuetto.-  Lanza's hornpipe.-  Lady Hodge Podge's squirril.-  Press me again.-  Song (O! sing unto my roundelay), by Mr. Stone, [words] by Chatterton.-  Absence, written by Miss Dods, music by W. Kitchiner.-  Thy charms, by M.P. King.-  Love's last adieu, by Mr. Hook.-; title: The rejected lover, by Mr. Hook.-  I'll sing to cheer my Megan; an original Welch tune, by Mr. Hook.-  Henry and Jane, by Mr. Hook.-  As lately I sat by the nymph I adore, words and music by Dr. Busby.-  The willow, written by Mr. Rannie, music by Mr. Davy.-  Emma of the dale, written by T. Dibdin, composed by W. Reeve.-  The lass of Liverpool, by M.P. King.-  Awake my fair the morning springs, by Dr. Callcott.-; title: The poor blind boy, by A. Barry.-  Advice to Mary, by G. Lanza, words by P. Pindar.-  Love and friendship, by W. Reeve, words by Mr. Pratt.-  The death of Crazy Jane, written by R. Anderson, composed by Mr. Hook.-  The complaint, by G. Lanza.-  Song (Yes many a maid with ev'ry charm) written by C. Sheridan, composed by G. Masi.-  The blind boy, by J. Kemp.-  The lover's vision, by Mr. Braham.-  The lover, by Mr. Kelly.- Only tell her that I love! by D. Corri.-; title: The parking lover, by Mr. Hook.-  Come Cloe and give me sweet kisses, by Dr. Kitchiner, words by Sr H. Williams.-  Sweet bird art thou flown, by W. Slapp.-  Maria, by J. Addison.-  Waltz.-  An original reel and waltz, by Mr. Lanza.-  The stolen sigh, by Mr. Hook.-  Scythian dance, in the opera of Iphigenia in Tauride, by Gluck.-  O ma tendre musette.- Two variations by A. Stamitz.-  An original waltz, for the year 1808, by Mr. Killman.-; title: Simplicity, written by Mr. Upton, composed by W.P.R. Cope.-  The tomb of my fathers, by M.P. King.-  Sir John Stuart's strathspey, by Gow.- The Emperor of Hayti, by Gow.-  Successful candidate, by G. Ware.-; title: Polly Higginbotham, by G. Ware.-  General Hutchinson's waltz, by Kollman.-  Dutchess of Roxborough's reel, by Saunderson.-  Forty thieves, by Saunderson.-  Buenos Ayres, by Saunderson.-  Roundelay (Where shall the lover rest) by Mr. Hook.-  I have lov'd thee, dearly lov'd thee, written by Mrs. Robinson, composed by Mr. Hook.-  The salutation; a duett, by Mr. Hook.-  I sigh for love and Emma.