[ Nineteenth-century songs.
Published: 1792
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 31
Subjects: Songs, English
Notes: Published in London by various publishers.

Miscellaneous songs for one, two, or three voices with piano; some songs have a part for German flute.
Table of contents: value: Lovely Ann, by Mrs. Bartolozzi.-  Had I a heart; sung in the opera of the Duenna (/Linley, not in RISM).-  Rest beauteous flow'r; sung in The lord of the manor, by W. Jackson (Not in RISM).-  Madame Lavalette, by J.E. Paine, words by Lord Byron, & arranged for the harp or piano forte by T. Diether.-  When pensive I thought on my love; a favorite song in the romance of Blue Beard, by M. Kelly (RISM A: K 309?).-  Hope told a flatt'ring tale (Not in RISM).-  Listen to the voice of love, by Mr. Hook (Not in RISM).-  The request; or, Tell me babling echo why, a favorite ballad (RISM A: AN 2756.-  Tell her I'll love her, by W. Shield (RISM A: S 3235z).-  She lives in the valley below, by Mr. Hook (Not in RISM).-  Whither my love ah! whither art thou gone; a favorite song in The haunted tower, for the piano forte & flutes, by Paisiello (Not in RISM).-; value: When first this humble roof I knew; a favorite song in The lord of the manor, by W. Jackson (RISM A: J 160?).-  The black bird, written by Mr. Upton, composed by Mr. Hook (Not in RISM).-  Whilst with village maids I stray; a song in Rosina, by Mr. Shield (Not in RISM).-  The bud of the rose, sung in Rosina, by W. Shield (Bland, not in RISM).-  The galley slave, by Mr. Reeve (Not in RISM).-  Lovely nymph assuage my anguish; sung in the burletta of Midas (R. Major, not in RISM).-  Love has eyes; sung in the comic opera of The farmer's wife, by H.R. Bishop, words by C. Dibdin.-  The birks of Invermay; a favorite Scotch song, for the piano forte & flute (Not in RISM).- What's the matter now! a ballad for the piano forte and flute, by an amateur.-  All's well; duet in the comic opera of The English fleet, by Mr. Braham, words by T. Dibdin, arranged for the piano forte by D. Corri.- See the conq'ring hero comes, for 2 (or 3) voices or piano forte, by G.F. Handel (Not in RISM),-; value: Love in thine eyes, by W. Jackson (RISM A: J 183).- See from ocean rising; duett, sung in Paul and Virginia, by J. Mazzinghi (RISM A : M 1565?).-  Time has not thin'd, by W. Jackson (RISM A: J 130).-  The favorite skaiting duett, arranged for the piano forte.-  Good night; duett, sung in the opera of the Gipsy Prince.-  Could a man be secure; a duett.-  Sweet is the breath of morn; a duett.-  The bonny Christ Church bells; a catch by Dr. Aldrich.-  When Arthur first in court began, a glee for 3 voices, by I.W. Callcott (Not in RISM).