The Action of 29 June 1609 was an attack on Tunisian ships on 29 June 1609 by a combined fleet of 8 Spanish galleons and 3 smaller vessels, under Admiral Don Luis Fajardo, and a French squadron of 3 vessels, under Beaulieu. The raid was made at the Halq al-Wadi, northern Tunisia. Ships involved Allies Spain (Fajardo) San Francisco Santa María Magdalena Nuestra Señora de los Remedios San Fulgencio Nuestra Señora del Rosario San Augustín Nuestra Señora de Regla Santa Margarita Santa Ana (frigate) Nuestra Señora de Buen Viaje (caravel) San Juan Bautista ("canoa") France (Beaulieu) Lune/Maan 50 2 small Tunisia Some of the Tunisian ships names were given as Madaleyne 24, Perle (French), Comte Maurice 50, Faulcon (Portuguese), as well as 1 700-ton ship and 1 500-ton ship of 31 guns. The 16 real fighting ships and the galley had 435 guns total. Casualties Under cover of heavy fire the boats were sent in. They overcame the small parties of shipkeepers and fired one ship after another. Of 23 Tunisian sailing ships, 21 were burnt and 2 captured while one Algerian galley was also burnt. Conflicts in 1609 Naval battles involving France Naval battles involving Ottoman Tunisia Naval battles involving Spain 1609 in France 1609 in the Ottoman Empire 1609 in Africa 17th century in Tunisia