1787 French death registration - transcription and translation

[clontarf]

I am seeking help transcribing and translating a death registration (or perhaps burial, not sure which it is) from Honfleur in July 1787.

I can make out "Marie Louise Noel epouse du [Mssr?] Frederic Bossy [....] Londre domicile" on the 2nd and 3rd lines, but would like to know what other information is there.  There seems to be a reference to 18 July in the 4th line but I can't read the year (if that is what it is).

[joger]

Le six en consequence du mandement de monsieur le juge de l'amirauté a été inhumé par  nous curé le corps de Marie Louise Noel épouse du sieur Frederic Bossy partie de Londres domicile de son mari et de son consentement pour venir en France pour raison de santé et affaires le 18 juillet 1792 et trouvée noyée dans le port de cette ville où elle est tombée hier.presence de messieurs ... Langlois et Robert Duboscq , pretres (?)habitants de cette ville.

[clontarf]

Joger, thank you very much.  Unfortunately I don't speak any French, but the google translation makes a lot of sense, combined with other information I have about the lady who appears to have drowned.  However there is a discrepancy with the date. The page of the register is definitely headed Juin 1787, with the preceding page May and the following page Juillet.  She separated from her husband about 1772, and a notice in an English newspaper says she died 24 Jul 1787 (which may also be inaccurate in the light of this document).  Is it possible the date in this text is 1772?

[joger]

Yes you are right , it may be 1772.

Do you know which parish in Honfleur?

[clontarf]

It appears to be St Catherine

[Zefiro]

last sentence: ... pretres habitues de cette paroisse

[clontarf]

Thank you, I can now see that in the writing.  Any ideas on the last word in the last line after "paroisse".   It looks like "Santlegués" and position would suggest it is the residence of the two priests who reported the death.

Any ideas on the first name of Mr Langlois?

[Rodeo]

The last word on the last line after paroisse is soussignés (undersigned).

Cheers,

Rodeo

[clontarf]

Thanks Rodeo, that makes sense.