Speaker of the House Mr. Stanisław Małachowski opened the session by acknowledging that the Constitutional Declaration for proposed improvements to the Military Commission’s project description could not be included yet.

The Secretary of the Treasury for Polish-Ukrainian and Lithuanian-Belarussian affairs, Mr. Michał Czacki, stated that in order to negotiate a loan abroad more easily, a mortgage on the assets of royal estates and other revenues of The Union was necessary. He proposed a regulation to facilitate this, which was unanimously adopted after being read by Congressional Secretary Mr. Jan Łuszczewski.

Representative from the Polish-Ukrainian state of Bracław, Mr. Marcin Leżeński, spoke at length about the Republic's vital interest in the allegiance of its Eastern Orthodox citizens to the common homeland. He requested the project prepared by the Delegation for the Organization of the Eastern Orthodox Hierarchy to be promptly presented for the decisions of the legislative body, a sentiment echoed by many other esteemed members.

From the state of Podlasie, Senator Mr. Tomasz Aleksandrowicz, as Chair of the Secret Articles Examination Delegation, asked that an oath be scripted for deputies. A proposed oath project was unanimously adopted, and the deputies took the oath before the President.

Representative from the state of Kyiv, Mr. Jan Chojecki, presented that in the face of a foreign military threat, every citizen must defend the country and its sovereignty with all their might, even at the cost of their life rather than live in disgraceful subservience. He suggested a project where properties of those allying with invaders would be seized, with half going to public coffers and the rest preserved for the innocent successors. This proposal was taken under deliberation.

Mr. Stanisław Olędzki, from the Lithuanian-Belarussian state of Žmudź, proposed a law assuring that damages suffered by borderland citizens during enemy attacks should be compensated by public collection funds. His motion was supported by the entire chamber.

President Stanisław August Poniatowski convened with The Cabinet and expressed his appreciation for the patriotic and virtuous proposals heard in the current session. He advised ensuring that in the project of confiscation of traitors' properties, the heirs' rights as innocents should always be protected, and for a more detailed project to be developed by the Constitutional Delegation, he suspended the session until the following day.

The last session resulted in laws, which are laid out in the previous Gazette in the following terms:

First Law:

Our predecessors often witnessed the valor and loyalty of the Tatar Nation, which we, King along with the assembled states, now call upon for the defense of Polish-Ukraine. We decree the formation of two Tatar squadrons, provisioned with 500 horses each, and distribution of salaries equivalent to the forward guard. A one-time enlistment bounty of 550 gold per soldier will be paid from the Treasury.

Second Law:

To provide for every soldier's needs and increase military discipline, we establish ration and lodging funds for officers and General Staff, paying out according to the accompanying table. Additionally, Generals commandeering separate corps are provided with an initial equipment allowance of two thousand zlotys each for this mission.

It is to be noted regarding the third law, expressing gratitude towards Delegated Lords from States, Territories, and Counties, that those delegates who have yet to perform the public service are to be recognized for their commitment.

Topics: Marshal of the Sejm Stanisław Małachowski; Military Commission; foreign loan negotiations; mortgage on royal estates and revenues of the Commonwealth; Greek-Oriental inheritance; Project for Greek-Oriental Hierarchy; oath formula for Deputies; defense of independence and confiscation of traitors' properties; war damages compensation for border residents; King Stanisław August Poniatowski; session adjournment; military welfare rights; recruitment of volunteers and Cossacks; delegates from Voivodeships, Lands, and Districts.;