Rhode Island American And Gazette

Byron's First Love.-We notice from the English papers, that the lady of John Musters, Esq. (formerly Miss Chaworth, Byron's earliest love) lost her life in an attack by the mob at Colwick Hall, the seat of her husband, which was set on fire in two places, and the furniture destroyed.

It is mournful to reflect, how many connected with the history of the noble Bard, have died tragical deaths--his 'Page,' immortalized in his tale of Lara, Lady Caroline Lamb, Shelley, and his first love!' The beautiful sentiments of Mrs. Hemans on the Grave of Korner naturally occur on such an occasion, to those who believe and hope in a future--

Have they not met ere now? So let those trust Who meet for moments, but to part for years-- And weep, watch, pray, to keep back dust from dust, And love, where love is but a fount of tears!