On pretence of Necessity, frequent large dips In my now emptied pockets have made me repine; In vain does Retrenchment rise up to my lips, The ------ must _live_, though starvation be mine-- Though my shop be deserted, and heard not a sound, But Taxgath'rers knocking, while going their dull round! {235} PUBLISHED THIS DAY. BLACKGUARD'S EDINBURGH MAGAZINE; Or, THE HAGGIS BAG. I. Guard' a low.--II. Lines suggested by the sight of a Gallows, with some friends of ours.--III. The Golden Bull, or Second Sight, by Sir Walter Scott.--IV. Charlie's Return, or the Welcome, by ditto.--V. The Editor's Fudge-it.--VI. Auld Reekies Mawwalliip for the Londoners.--VII. Chaldee Manuscript, Part II. by James Hogg, the Aye-trick Shepherd.--VIII. Liar Bacon; ditto.--IX. The Broken Heart; a Merriment.--X. A Gallop on the Grave of Keats.--XI. Mode of Applying Torture to the Mind.--XII. Philosophy of Self, No. I; by the Publisher.--XIII. A Grey Head brought in sorrow to the Grave; a Capital Joke.--XIV. Cowardice made easy to the meanest capacity, by Mr. Lackheart.--XV. On the probable injurious Influence of Moral and Religious Instruction on our Character and Circulation; by the Publisher.--XVI. Any Man's Privacy, every Man's Property.--XVII. The Loathing Bull, or the Widow's Cow; a Sentiment.--XVIII. Elegy on Henry IX., King of England.--XIX. Pleasures of Malignity, by Mr. Lackheart.--XX. The Grave Digger, No. 101.--XXI. The Bum Boat, No. 17.--XXII. The Scottish Regalia; an old Wife's Tale.--XXIII. A few words to that immense body of Mankind, who refuse to hand us the siller.--XXIV. Works we are preparing for Suffocation.--XXV. Monthly List of Jew Publications.--XXVI. Monthly Wretched-stir. A PERTICULAR FAC.