The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-05-05

Rabbi z;meranni, member Of the Sanhedxsni, ard
was named the End nG. foreign correspondents Of the
medical foc;ety Of emulation at Paris. The pref
den, Sintzhem, pronounced dfcoorfe in Hebrew,
which heard by the aHen,bly with warm emoti-
ons-Then after having rected many faered texts he
drew iron, the tabernacle the book of the law, and
hl,Ged the .Gembiy, making at the lsme time IN 81
ieAing prayer for oar immortal Euperor-for Rae
glory of his and the return OF peace. The
pie c.en refunded with cries of Lorg live the en-
peror-the emIrefs-the imperial family and the
brave French army" Cologna frcond aflrfIor, pro-
nounccd in Italian, fsrmon which produced the moi
lively fenlations 1t turned in great meafure upon
the union Of religion with the civil, moral and politi-
cal duties oe n,an-of the citizen and the fubje6.
The elegance ard warmth Of lasguage, the firm and
reriuave tone of the orator, cauied general enthn-
hahn among the hearers, among whom were ieme
diitinguiihed citizens. he Rabbi Cracovia Of We
nice, alto delivered well written dieourfe in which
he gives an account OF the origin Of the Sanhedrin,
and pays tribute Of homage to the immortal monarch
who has renewed its exinence for moment among
US.
The temple was adorned with propriety and ele-
ganee by the care and zeal Of Aaron Schmol, deputy
to the frA aaembly tor the department Of the Seine,
and lay member OF the Sanledrm.
The fri religious ceremony being ov. they ad-
journed to the Hotel de. Vile, where the hall detn-
ed to the leion of the fra lraelitih depu,aon
prepared for holding the FELTON, Of the Sanh-drim,
manner coniora,abe ancient religious ulage.--
MIR. Avignor read the process verbal recognizing
their powers, and drawn up by the eomn.ion OF hin
in freieroc of the commlaries Of his IMPERIAL and
Royal Majcfy. Michael Beer, an advocate member
ot the firit aen.bly, and of many learned focetie,,
one OF the fcribes appointed by his excelleney the
minier OF the interior, was charged by the chief of
the Sanhedrm to read and explain the protefs verbal
Jacob Lazarus and Mofes Levi, members of the CONF
million of nine, elected into The Sanhedrin were
named inspectors of the hall. The chief of the San.
| hedrm ordered French diicourie Of his own conf
poiton, to be read by Mr.. Ayisdsu. This Grafton,
'iled with liberal and pous fentin,ens, made live
| ly inpreilOn Mr.. Fuilado proficient ef the firfs
aemby, read the preamble and articles Of The three
hr points Of doctrine, proper the Sanhetr:n,, up
on Polygamy. Divorce and Marriage. This was
preceded by lengthy report, in which, taking lor-
~ range OF reflections and obitrvations the orator
utilized his character for talents, f. generally ac-
knowledged.
Inc Rabbi Cracovia, reporting, and Mr.. Ben
iiaae Ben, member o! the eomifon Of nine deliver
| ed the lame lecture in Hebrew. MIR. Michael Ben
read the proeeis verbal OF Inhalation which was A.
d"Pted The chiei Immediately named two drputa.
tions, To communicate with the mnner ef the int
| rior and the con,miIaries lie then adjourned the
Sanhedrnr, and according the general intentions
OF the regulations, tine rt deliberaton wa. adjourned
Tor eight DAYS.
All admired the order which reigned in this firn
ieiiion oil the aiembly, Whole obe is it to rellore
to hapPnets clas Of men milerable and periecuted
Tor iuoh length oftime.
Tins ceremony has excited general intereff and
euriohty as well for its novelty, account of the
great man who has revived aGembly without
example III the hiaory Of modern exhibitions.