As today’s session was initiated by the Speaker, Mr. Stanisław Małachowski, Representative Tadeusz Kościałkowski from Vilnius took the floor on behalf of his fellow citizens. He offered thanks to the President, Mr. Stanisław August Poniatowski, for recent legislation deemed beneficial for the nation. He also conveyed his constituents' readiness to lay down their lives and properties in defense of their country and its constitution. Finally, he requested a decision on the proposal for setting the salaries of judges and officials in Poland-Ukraine.

The session continued with Prince Bishop Krzysztof Szembek of Płock, the chair of the commission examining military quartering matters, confirming the completion of their tasks. He requested that the accounts handled by the commission be shared with the Houses of Congress. Mr. Walerian Strojnowski from Volhynia delivered a detailed report on the commission's income and expenses, including unpaid artisans whose payments were unanimously voted to be covered by the public treasury.

Representative Tadeusz Korsak from Vilnius raised a call to review and decide upon provisional legislation for Lithuanian-Belarussian courts. This proposal, read by the Congressional Secretary Jan Łuszczewski, was unanimously adopted.

In another development, Representative Mikołaj Russocki from Krakow called attention to his project aimed at preserving the funds of the Visitation Sisters Convent in Krakow. The project, aiming at supporting the education of secular young women by granting real estate to the convent, received unanimous support and became law.

Additionally, Representative Józef Radzicki from Zakroczym requested approval of his proposal to confirm the endowment of Benedictine monks in Pułtusk dedicated to educating youth. The proposal, also read by Secretary Łuszczewski, was unanimously adopted into law.

With the approaching Easter holiday, it was universally agreed to postpone the next sessions of Congress until Monday, April 16th, after Easter Sunday. Hence, today's Congressional meeting was adjourned.

Our leaders are actively engaging in legislative acts to shape the future of The Union, with a strong emphasis on national defense and the well-being of its citizens. Stay tuned for more developments after the break for Easter celebrations.

Topics: Thanks to King Stanisław August Poniatowski; Defense of the country and constitution; Salaries for assessors and officials; Report of the Quartermaster Commission; Funds for craftsmen; Provisional Ordinance for Lithuanian Tribunals; Fund for the Visitation Sisters' Convent in Krakow; Fund for the Benedictines of Pułtusk; Suspension of Sejm sessions over Easter holidays;