Barbary Pink taken by Knights of Malta voyage
The Grand Master of the Order of Malta fitted two galleys and sent Chevalier Delci to chase Barbary pirates off Tunis. Delci’s squadron captured the pink after a brief engagement. Turks suffered one killed and three wounded, while one Christian sailor was lightly wounded on our side. Slaves freed include Provencal, Calabrian, Sicilian and Venetian. The Sicilian vessel laden with corn for Messina was restored to its master and crew fled in a boat.
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Funeral preparations and mourning orders amid Queen Mary’s burial
London diaries report an official estimate for the burial expenses of Queen Mary and a separate estimate for Queen Anne. The College of Arms reviews precedents for a queen consort burial as royal council prepares for the funeral. Mourning rules extend to the royal household.
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