Speaker of the House Mr. Stanisław Małachowski opened the session by highlighting the urgent need to expedite the review of various proposals which had been agreed upon in the Provincial Sessions, given the impending close of Congress.

Congressional Secretary Mr. Jan Łuszczewski read the following proposals: first, regarding the armament of citizens by State and County; second, the formation of a Special Congressional Court; third, allocating two million Polish zlotys for the President's current military campaign; fourth, the creation of a Military Fund and the transfer of all related funds to Warsaw; fifth, the conscription of Kurpie shooters for forestry and other areas. All proposals met with unanimous consent and were enacted into law.

Speaker Mr. Stanisław Małachowski announced that a Declaration in response to one previously received from the Russian Court was ready. This Declaration was read by Mr. Grodzicki, Secretary of the Cabinet of Foreign Affairs, and was met with unanimous approval.

Representative from Latvia Mr. Julian Niemcewicz declared a draft Proclamation prepared to address the citizens concerning the reasons for the adjournment of Congress, which also received unanimous consent. Prince Kazimierz Sapieha, Speaker for the Lithuanian-Belarussian Confederation, stated that the Investigative Deputation was ready to report their findings to Congress. The afternoon session was to be dedicated to this report and the election of congressional delegates, and thus the morning's proceedings were adjourned.

Congress reconvened at 5 p.m.

After the session was reopened by Speaker Mr. Stanisław Małachowski, Under Secretary of State for Poland-Ukraine Priest Hugo Kołłątaj appointed Commissioners to the Committee for the Duchy of Courland.

Following the removal of spectators from the House of Representatives, the Investigative Deputation reported on those accused of rebellion, which took several hours.

The election of Congressional Judges thereafter commenced. Elected as judges were Senator Mr. Ignacy Daszkiewicz, Senator Mr. Antoni Rybiński and from the House of Representatives Mr. Michał Strasz, Mr. Konstanty Jelski, Mr. Feliks Łubieński. The appointed judges immediately took their oaths before the President.

A Proposal was submitted for a ten percent salary deduction from all civil servants paid from the Public Treasury to support the military during wartime. This proposal was unanimously accepted.

Another Proposal was submitted, establishing salaries for Municipal Treasury Commissioners and aligning payment across Lithuania-Belarus and Poland-Ukraine, and it too was met with unanimous approval.

Secretary of the Congress Mr. Jan Łuszczewski then read the Proposal for the Adjournment of Congress and set the timeframe until the President's call for the next session. The proposal gained unanimous consent.

This Congressional Session, which lasted eleven hours, concluded at five past midnight.

Topics: Conclusion of the Sejm; Arming of Citizens; Establishment of a Special Sejm Court; War Finances; Creation of the Camp Treasury; Cross of Kurpie Recruitment; Declaration in Response to the Russian Declaration; Universal to Citizens; Investigative Deputation; Election of Sejm Judges; Levies for the Army; Treasury Commissioners; Prorogation of the Sejm;