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met a domestic calamity which made not such impression on him as it merited His Queen died in Child-bed & the infant did not long survive her. This Pss was deservedly the favorite of the Nation and the harsh treatment which it was thought she met with added to the general affliction--One Enemy alone now seemed to disturb the Kings domestic tranquillity Edmund de la Pole Earl of Suffolk nephew to Edward the 4th. he had fled into Flanders and from thence attempted to excite new commotions in England while Henry was indefatigable in trying to seize him a tempest obliged Archduke Philip who was passing into Spain to seek shelter in the Harbour of Weymouth & seckeness induced him to land--The King received him as his guest at Windsor & neglected not complaining of the reception Suffolk had found in his dominions--He obtained a promise that
