The Sun.
London, England, 1828-05-28 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

The Depot of the 72d, or the Duke of Albanyi
own Highlanders, has been removed from Armagh to
Newry.
A Detachment of the 24th, or Warwickshire
Regiment of Foot, marched on the 21st instant,
from Ballymahon, for Dublin.
A Detachment of the 65th, or 2d York (North
Riding) Regiment of Foot, marched from Water-
ford, for Kilmacthomas, on the 21st instant. _

One Troop of the 14th, or the Duchess of York's
ow•n Light Dragoons, has been removed from Bir"
mingham to Kidderminster.
The Depot of the 22d, or Cheshire Regiment Of
Infantry, marched on the 20th instant, from Kinsale,
for Charles Fort.

Two Companies of the Royal Artillery, arrived et
Portsmouth, on the 20th instant, on ' board the
Lord Suffield transport, from Malta.

COLOMBIA.

PROCLAMATION.

" Colombians ! The Grand Convention will have •
met yesterday—a day of hope and promise to ou_r,
country. Already have our legislators commenced
the glorious work of extinguishing all our differeneeh
and realizing the wishes of the nation, so earnestly
bent upon the attainment of peace and social securi
ties. Your Representatives will not disappoint the
confidence reposed in them; they sympathise in your
griefs; they live only to heal them ; they have bee°
chosen by yourselves ; they have no object but to
public happiness. Fear not lest they represent onlY
their own private views and selfish passions; they
are not their own representatives, but yours. Con:
fidently de I predict that the Grand Convention will
conclude the noble work of Colombia's Liberty.
" People of Bogota! It is with regret that I quit
this capital for some months. In the mean time your
Deputies will deliberate on the welfare of the State.
My presence here is not so necessary as in those De"
partments which have but recently recovered frail
the lamentable effects of those divisions, which your
fidelity to the laws, and the voice of duty, have s°
wisely taught you to avoid. I trust in your wen'
tried virtues, and leave you without anxiety under
your appointed Administrators.
" People of Bogota ! If unexpected troubles over'''
take you, trust that I will immediately fly to your
rescue, as to the most worthy sons of Colombia.
(Signed) " BOLIVAR."
" Bogota, March 3, 1828."

the grove," but we have rarely heard that the
We have all heard that Love rules the Court,
tlihtetl:godnP'delighted to dwell in prison solitude ; true it
abnibdedofthveertietnir passion,-n at lewasetretolinb: linked fixed his dwelling i
nevertheless, that he seems, if not to have
of our gaol. It is not long since a couple, who had im-
trimony ill it; and a like consummation, most devoutly t°
be wished for by another pair of inmates, would ere now
have taken place, did not envious bolts and bars intervene'
for a petition has been presented by two delinquents of
different sexes, both under sentence of transportation, to
vinerytuceobnostandastoyfismitaer_
the Magistrates, praying that they may be allowed t()
marry before setting out for New South Wales. The fond
pair never saw each other until enclosed in the same vehicle
on their way to stand trial at last Perth Circuit for caPita,
offences; yet, in this situation, love—omnipotent love---
took the captives captive, and rendered them even in
its
enjoyment, even in its perilous flight, "o'er a' the ills 0
life victorious." But, alas! " the course of true love never • •
did run smooth," and no less a person'than the Secretary,
of State for the Home Department has in this case egs'eu-,
the path of the hapless couple, and doomed them to sing',`;
blessedness for many a year, by ordering the "fair penitent
to be removed to the Penitentiary at Alillbank for save .
years, instead of transportation for fourteen yeats.--IV,
Herald.