Speaker Stanisław Małachowski reported that a new legislative proposal had been drafted to streamline the delegation system and create two separate projects, both of which are aimed to enhance treasury income. Secretary Jan Łuszczewski read the proposal.

The President, King Stanisław August Poniatowski, encouraged the Houses of Congress to accept the proposal, linking the financial health of the national treasury to national defense needs and the Union's reputation among neighboring nations. He highlighted the importance of providing the military with pay and necessities, suggesting that a special national levy could cover the shortfall. The President also pledged his personal possessions worth half a million Polish złotys to the national cause. Congress then began debating military funding through co-optation, with the aim of finding immediate solutions to fund the treasury and the military.

Representative Michał Zaleski argued for immediate measures due to the dire situation of the nation while Congressman Piotr Sumiński proposed a plan that called for higher contributions from the wealthier states of West Poland, with East Poland-Ukraine and Lithuania-Belarus paying less due to their current economic situations. After much debate, a law was passed setting different contribution rates for the states, designed to relieve the Union's treasury shortage in the short term.

Significant donations to the national cause were recognized, including Antoni Rożnowski's notable fundraising. Representatives of various states and Congress itself pledged gratitude to the President for his personal sacrifice and worked on integrating this spirit of patriotism into the legislation.

Discussion moved to taxes, and a proposal by Walerian Strojnowski introduced a separate tax on the Jewish citizens to be paid in addition to the usual taxes, despite some opposition. In the end, Congress settled on half the proposed amount to be paid by June.

The day's session ended with an agreement to continue the debate the following Monday. The outpouring of generosity and commitment from various corners of the Union was a notable highlight of the session, illustrating the sacrifices being made to bolster the Union's financial stability amid challenging times.

Topics: Subjective Property Valuation; Co-optation Project; Fiscal Regulations; Treasury Deficit; Ideas and Projects for State Financial Improvement; Tax Regulations; National Contributions; Gift from King Stanisław August Poniatowski; Gift Reception by the Marshal of the Sejm; Jewish Poll Tax Issue; Treasury Commissions; Preparing Finance Laws;