The Congress, after routine initiation by Speaker Stanisław Małachowski, heard from Under Secretary of State Maciej Garnysz, who informed the Representatives about the Union's response to the Russian envoy, Mr. Otto Stackelberg, specifying that the Union will contract supplies for Russian troops but will not allow armories within its borders. This move marks a determined stance to maintain autonomy in military logistics in the face of Russian military presence.

Representation from various regions made numerous requests to the Congress ranging from calling for the reading of reports to continuing discussions on proposed taxation legislation. The session notably addressed the conduct of the Polish-Ukrainian army in face of Russian troop movements, indicating vigilance on the border.

Representative Wojciech Suchodolski of Chełm and Representative Stanisław Potocki of Lublin brought forth matters regarding taxation and military reports, respectively. The latter discussion led to a commendation for the valiant actions of soldiers against Russian incursions.

Speaker Małachowski stated the Congress's intention to prioritize reading of important reports before other matters. A poignant moment in the session was a reward proposal for brave military conduct, led by Representative Julian Niemcewicz, calling for recognition of soldiers who demonstrated exceptional courage in the face of conflict. This highlight of military valor gained Remarkable support from the House of Representatives.

President Stanisław August Poniatowski intervened to advise that internal divisions should be set aside in favor of focusing on national defense and consolidation, urging the Representatives to proceed with the matters at hand – particularly the crucial tax reform legislation.

The session closed with some Representatives continuing to push for the investigation of perceived military misconduct, while others called for the prompt resolution of these disputes. The Speaker adjourned the session until Thursday at 10 AM.

Topics: Suspension of the Sejm session by Marshal Stanisław Małachowski; Discussion on the response to the Russian envoy, Otto Stackelberg; Address by Priest Maciej Garnysz, Deputy Minister of the Chancellery of Poland-Ukraine; Military reports and actions at the borders; Deputies' complaints and defense of honor; Interpellations by Deputy Wojciech Suchodolski; Consideration of the tax project; Speech by King Stanisław August Poniatowski; Military promotions and confederation actions; Minister's response to deputies' accusations; Session of March 10, 1789;