Ambrose, John 31.jan.1763-18?? England London Kent, Deptford - ?, ?
organist, born 'on the Green' in Deptford, 31.jan.1763 baptized at St Nicholas in Deptford, 1794 organist of St Ann's Church in London Limehouse, 1792-1794 residing at 78 Three Colt Street in London Limehouse, 4.may.1794 member of the Royal Society of Musicians in London, 1799-1807 (expelled) teacher harpsichord at the Royal Society of Musicians in London ; son of Samuel Ambrose ; 15.may.1786 aged 23 of the parish Saint George Hanover Square he married Jane Toms age 23 of the parish Saint Paul Covent Garden (Mr. Toms was lyricist of his songs)

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[] 21 Songs, sonnets and ballads separately published in London mss British Museum London (actually much more than 21) [Eitner]
[] The blithest bird, a favorite song. Voice and violin, accompaniment for guitar and flute sung by Mrs. Franklin at the Paul's Head pub Engraved, printed & sold by Riley & Willis, London 1793
[] Nannette, a favorite song sung by Mr. Page at the Paul's Head pub Riley & Willis, London 1793
[] I'll wait a little longer, a favorite ballad. High voice and instrumental ensembe (corni, vio's, basso) sung with universal applause by Mrs. Herbert at the Spa Gardens Bermondsey pub Printed & sold by W. Cope, London 1795
[] Jessey, a favorite sonnet". Voice and piano or flute words by Mr. Toms pub Engraved, printed & sold by Edward Riley, London 1796
[] Address to Cynthia, a favorite rondo. Voice and piano words William Upton pub Engrav'd, printed & sold by E. Riley, London 1796
[] When love and truth together play'd. Medium voice and piano pub Engrav'd & printed by E. Riley, London 1796
[] Sliding the bowl. Low voice and piano pub Engraved & printed by E. Riley, London 1796
[] William's return, a favorite sea song. High voice, violin and piano pub Engraved & printed by E. Riley, London 1796
[] The captive negroe. Medium voice and piano words Peter Pindar Esqr. pub Engrav'd & printed by E. Riley, London 1796
[] Go chaunt ye sweet warblers along, a new song sung at the Public Gardens. High voice and instrumental ensemble pub Engraved, printed, & sold, by E. Riley, London 1797
[] Moss Roses, a favorite song. Voice with an accompaniment for the harp or piano-forte pub E. Riley, London 1799
[] To me a smiling Infant came. A favorite song words by Mr. Toms pub E. Riley, London 1800
[] My Cottage in the lowly Dell. Song words by Mr. Toms sung by Mr. Incledon pub E. Riley, London ?1800
[] My Laura sighs! Song words by R. Tikell pub E. Riley, London ?1800
[] The negro's revels. Song written by the elder Daughter of G. S. Carey pub E. Riley, London ?1800
[] Sweep soot O!, a favorite song. Voice, guitar and flute pub Engraved, printed & sold by Riley & Willis, London c1800
[] Anna, a favorite song. Voice and flute or guitar words by Miss Gloster pub Printed for a gentleman, E. Riley, London c1800
[] Great God to thee my voice I raise, a Duett, for juvenile improvement words by Dr. Watts pub E. Riley, London c1800

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