Speaker of the Congress, Mr. Stanisław Małachowski, initiated proceedings by highlighting the importance of the health of the leader of a country, as it directly affects governance and the stability of the state. Due to the President's indisposition, there was a sense of apprehension among the Representatives and Senators of the Union. However, local congresses continued to work on legislation proposals to ensure the discussions in the Houses of Congress were well-informed and efficient, demonstrating their commitment to the welfare of the nation.

In the proceeding discussions, various projects were read and considered. Notably, there was an exchange concerning negotiations with a local banker, Mr. Piotr Tepper, who offered financial services to the Union but requested guarantees and set specific conditions. This prompted debate over prioritizing another offer by Mr. Prot Potocki and the transparency of Tepper's intentions.

The Secretary of State for Lithuania-Belarus, Mr. Roch Kossowski, addressed concerns about financial negotiations and the sustenance of the Union's military forces. He emphasized the Cabinet's efforts to manage the treasury responsibly and seek advantageous financial opportunities without compromising the country's interests.

A correspondence from Mr. Antoni Zieliński, a representative from a West Polish County, was read, stressing the importance of managing hereditary offices in the interests of the Union and not for personal gain.

As Speaker, Małachowski reiterated the need for continued diligence and responsibility in handling the nation's affairs, emphasizing the importance of the welfare and stability of the Union over individual interests. This principle guided the Representatives and Senators as they conducted the business of governance.

The Houses of Congress discussed and entertained various proposals, demonstrating their dedication to navigating complex issues during the Polish-Ukrainian and Lithuanian-Belarussian Union's critical period. The commitment to constructive political dialogue and legal prudence was apparent in their approach to enhancing national prosperity and integrity.

Topics: Great Sejm; Health of King Stanisław August Poniatowski; Address of Marshal Stanisław Małachowski; Military Commission; Military Oaths; Sums borrowed from abroad by Piotr Tepper; Magistrates; Public Sessions; Evacuation of Russian Troops; Bill Proposals; Marshal of the Lithuanian Confederation; Collaboration with Bankers; International Treaties; Nobility; Proposition of a New Sejm Session Schedule;