Pleyel, Ignaz (1757-1831)
Henry's Cottage Maid, a favorite Song as now Singing at the Principal Concerts with the greatest applause. [Partitur - Full score].
London, Preston & Son, [ca. 1795]

Reeve, William ( 1757-1815),
The Parrot. A Comic Ballad. Sung by Mr. C. Dibdin at the Aquatic Theatre Sadler's Wells
London, Clementi, Banger, Hyde, Collard & Davis, [ca. 1805]

Reeve, William (1757-1815)
The land we live in. Sung by Mr. Bowden, at the Theatre Royal, Covent Garden, in Harlequin & Oberon. [Klavierauszug].
London, G. Walker, [ca. 1796]

Relfe, John (1763-1837)
Mary's dream or Sandy's ghost. A favorite song, set by Mr. Relfe.
London, G. Walker, [1811]

Sanderson, James (1769-1841)
The humble thatch'd cottage in the village of love, a much admired ballad, sung by Mr. Bland at Vauxhall Gardens.
London, E. Riley, [1801-1803]

Stevenson, Sir John Andrew (1761-1833)
Faithless Emma: Sung with Great Applause by Mr Spray, Mr Vaughans, & Mrs Ashe, at the London, Bath & Liverpool Concerts. Fifth Edition.
Liverpool, Hime & Son, [nach 1806]

Tayleure (William?) of Whitby
The Star of Venus at the Fall of Day. A duet for two voices with an accompaniment for the piano forte.
London, G. Walker, [1808]

[Anonym - A Lady]
The Match Girl. Sung at most Convivial Societies. The words by T. H. The music by a Lady.
London, Fentum, [ca. 1790]

[Anonym]
Wolly of the Woodland Side, a favorite Scotch Song, written by G. S. Carey, the Music by a Gentleman.
London, Preston & Son, [1789-1798]