see below

William Ball: National Hymn for the Royal Family of England. Ruler of all that live!
Henry Forbes: The Triumph of Oberon. Floating through the balmy air
John Henry Griesbach: Canzonet. Her lute she touch'd with gentle hand
Elizabeth Mounsey: The Doves. Beside a crystal fountain
Carl Maria von Weber: Die gefangenen Sänger, J.197. Vöglein einsam in dem Bauer / Bird, that newly leav'st the bow'r!
William Ball: Air. Beauteous flow'r!
Ann Mounsey Bartholomew: Mignon's Song. Kennst du das Land, wo die Citronen blühn / Know'st thou the land, the citron's blooming home
Elizabeth Mounsey: Cantata. We will not part again. The hour was sad when last we met
unattributed [arranged by Elizabeth Mounsey and Ferdinand Pelzer]: Caterina (Neapolitan Melody). Where, oh! where is Caterina?
S.W. Ketell (Samuel Walker Ketell) Song. Our hearts were link'd together
Charles Guynemer: Ballad. Rest, rest, thou gentle sea
arranged by Ferdinand Pelzer: Spanish Air. Tho' time, in its flight hath bereft us
John Leman Brownsmith: The Rose of Affection. The blossoms of hope, they are faded
Wilhelm Neuland: Romance. The Bridal Hour. Aline, encore un jour laisse moi t'adorer / Aline! oh, yet but hear me, receive my farewell sigh. (Included in the category Vocal Ornamentation.)
unattributed [arranged by William Ball?]: Arietta (Italian Melody). Oh come sul mattino / Along the sparkling waters
arranged by William Ball: Scottish Melody [Auld Lang Syne]. The Braw Auld Scottish Gentleman. Oh! some will sing, wi' sore lament
unattributed [arranged by Elizabeth Mounsey and Ferdinand Pelzer]: French Air. Montjoy. It was Montjoy, of lineage brave and high
George Forbes: La Violette. Waltz in A♭ major
George Forbes: La Fete Champêtre Quadrilles (5 movements)
J. Paine: Galope in D major