As President Stanisław August Poniatowski arrived at the Senate, Speaker of the Polish-Ukrainian Confederation Stanisław Małachowski requested the continuation of the ongoing draft project.

Secretary Jan Łuszczewski then read proposed articles that had been extensively debated and revised by the Representatives over considerable time.

During deliberations, an urgent health concern befell our President, who, prior to summoning his Cabinet to his side, declared: despite his sudden ill health necessitating his departure from the Congress venue, he insisted on the continuation of the commenced draft project.

Following His Excellency's departure from the Chamber, the session proceeded with utmost order, and the full draft project, with some modifications and improvements, was unanimously adopted.

Subsequently, the Great Crown Marshal alongside the Seal Bearers, and Lithuanian-Belarusian Speaker Prince Kazimierz Sapieha with Deputies regarding the Constitution, proceeded according to law to Our President to inform him of the resolution reached by the Houses.

After the Delegated Representatives returned to the House of Representatives with news for His Majesty; Lithuanian-Belarusian Speaker Prince Kazimierz Sapieha announced to the Houses that His Majesty received the notification about the project's successful and harmonious resolution with great satisfaction and that he wishes to hold the next session of Congress to settle some further details.

The Cabinet then approached the Presidential Throne, and by the will of His Excellency, the Secretary of State for Poland-Ukraine adjourned the session until the following day at 10 a.m.

Topics: King Stanisław August Poniatowski; Marshal of the Polish-Ukrainian Confederation Stanisław Małachowski; Secretary Jan Łuszczewski; Legislative Projects; King's Health; Sejm Session; Grand Marshal of the Crown; Prince Kazimierz Sapieha, Marshal of the Lithuanian Confederation; Constitution; Ministry;