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- Volume 1, No.1
- Overture to L'Auteur dans son ménage by Antonio Bartolomeo Bruni. Keyboard
- Song from Ariodant by Etienne Nicolas Méhul, translated by T. Busby. Becalm your rising anger. Voice and keyboard
- Italian Air. Partiro mio caro bene by Carlo Pozzi, together with English version by Wolcot (Peter Pindar). Torn from my heart's delight, my lover
- Song. The Persian Slave, composed by Nicolas Dalayrac. English version. That I might prove my love sincere
- Recitative and Aria from The Creation by Joseph Haydn, translated by T. S. Surr. And God said / From chaos see the newborn fields. Voice and piano
- Glee. If happily ye wish to live by John Wall Callcott, words by Wolcot (Peter Pindar). 3 voices
- Duet. Softly, ye swains by Samuel Arnold, words by Samuel James Arnold. 2 voices, keyboard
- Song. The Golden Moments are gone by, by T. Busby, words by Wolcot. When Cupids leave the virgin's face. Voice, keyboard
- Song. William & Jane, by T. Busby, words by Mr Ireland. Sadly Jane sat weaving willow. Voice, piano
- Volume 1, No.2
- Aria con 7 Variazione in C major, by Friedrich Wilhelm Rust. Keyboard
- Song. Tous les jours au fond de mon cœur, by Nicolas Dalayrac. together with unattributed English version. Tho' adverse, alas! be our fate. Voice, keyboard
- Air. A wand'ring youth forgive by Niccolò Piccinni. Voice, piano
- Lovely maid, see around us all nature is blooming, by Etienne Nicolas Méhul, translated by George Frederic Busby (editor's son). Voice, harp and/or piano
- Says Jessy one morn as we rang'd thro' the fields, by Jakob Haibel, English words by T. Dutton. Voice, piano
- 'Tis love holds the bright torch of nature, by Daniel Steibelt, English translation by Mr Ireland. Voice, keyboard
- The rose when dews of night are fled, by Luigi Cherubini, English words by Henry James Pye. Voice, piano
- Hear you not the nightingale?, by Angelo Tarchi, English translation by T. Busby.
- I have listened too long to thy tale, by Samuel Arnold, words by Wolcot. Voice, keyboard
- The Soldier in Camp, by T. Busby, words by Captain James. Yes I heard the roaring ocean. Voice, piano
- The Beggar Girl, by John Moorehead, words by Andrew Cherry. Come list unto my ditty.
- Winter Defeated, by T. Busby, words by Mr Dyer. See, where stern winter's icy hand. Voice, keyboard
- Volume 1, No.3
- Overture to Rosalinde, by Hoffmeister (Franz Anton Hoffmeister?). Keyboard
- In vain the song of sorrow, by Adrien [possibly François Adrien Boieldieu], words by Wolcot. Voice, keyboard
- Recitative and Air from The Creation, by Joseph Haydn, translated by T. S. Surr. And God created man / As the Creator's breath inspires
- Sweet maid, I've heard thy frequent sigh, by T. Busby, words by Amelia Opie
- Glee. Fill away!, by John Wall Callcott, words by Wolcot. 3 voices
- When first, O Zelinda!, by Samuel Arnold, words by Wolcot. Voice, piano
- Tho' Winter blast the weeping year, by T. Busby, words by Wolcot
- Volume 1, No.4
- Overture in D major, by Daniel Gottlob Türk. Keyboard
- March in E♭ major, by Franz Anton Hoffmeister.
- My nymph a world bewitches, by Vincenzo Righini, English words by Wolcot. Voice, piano
- Amor Gradito, by Romberg [which one?]. Vivo in foco amoroso.
- Poor Christobel, by T. Busby, words by Mr Ireland. Blow ye breezes, wave my willow
- In vain the song of sorrow, by Samuel Arnold, words by Wolcot.
- Thema con 8 Variazione, by Georg Joseph Vogler. Keyboard
- Glee. Go, dimpled boy, by T. Busby. 3 voices
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