Opening today's Senate session, Speaker Stanisław Małachowski resumed the debate from the previous day on which commission should oversee the importation of bridges. Ensuing discussions included the proposal on creating a special delegation to verify accounting for the Warsaw Barracks construction. The President, Stanisław August Poniatowski, graciously nominated several members to this new delegation, including Prince Karol Radziwiłł from the Senate of Lithuania-Belarus and Jacek Jezierski, Castellan Senator from Łuków.

A number of craftsmen sought remuneration for their work on the Barracks, with the President supporting their request. A call for compensation was made by Stanisław Kublicki on behalf of Captain Żyłło, who was owed 18,000 from the Military Fund by Prince Poninski. Roch Kossowski, Under Secretary of the Treasury for Poland-Ukraine, stated that this was a matter for the courts, although the state could choose to show leniency for these unfortunate people.

During today's fervent discussion, Paweł Grabowski, Representative of Wołkowysk, introduced a subject of particular import: the assembly of Dissidents expected on December 1st, seeking the Congress's determination on their petitions. There was debate on how to address their concerns, with some suggesting waiting for new delegates, while others, like Benedykt Hulewicz from Volhynia, spoke in favor of immediate attention.

Reflecting on the assurances sought by neighboring foreign powers for these Dissidents, Senator Symeon Szydłowski from Żarnów urged for caution before making any security guarantees that might enable future recesses from those promises.

Other topics of the day included equity in tax levies for the rebuilding of the Barracks, with Senator Jacek Jezierski from Łuków highlighting the disproportionate burden placed on properties' tax contributions. Szczęsny Potocki, a delegate from Bracław, expressed his resolve to examine the matter closely, calling for provisions in the proposal to prevent future injustices.

The session concluded with a unanimous decision tasking the appointed delegation with investigating all activities, accounts, expenses, demands, complaints, and grievances related to the Warsaw Barracks within two months. The next session is scheduled for Monday, not Saturday as previously stated by Speaker Stanisław Małachowski.

Stay tuned as we cover the next developments at Congress, where delegates continue negotiating the intricate threads of The Union's domestic - and indeed, international - fabric.

Topics: King's arrival at the Senate; Nominations for deputation to verify accounts for Warsaw Barracks; Compensation for artisans working on the barracks; Case of Captain Żylło and debts owed to Prince Poniński; Discussion on tax regulation and public burdens; Delegation for discussions with Dissidents' Delegates; Proposals for security of religion and legal principles; Prince Karol Radziwiłł's accession to the confederation; Proposal to examine the Permanent Council; Issues of debt and payment to craftsmen.;