The session was initiated by Speaker Stanisław Małachowski, who expressed pleasure at the diligent progress made by the Houses of Congress, mentioning that while the previous session left some issues unresolved regarding soldier's pay, new proposals on grain prices were expected from Representatives Franciszek Mikorski of Kalisz and Wojciech Suchodolski of Chełm.

Then, Lithuania-Belarus Representative Prince Sapieha voiced the concerns of his province, suggesting that a ready project aimed at curtailing the excess power assumed by some civil-military commissioners should be read. Indeed, Secretary Józef Narbutt read such a proposal.

Following was a motion by Representative Adam Czartoryski of Lublin about a pardon for former cavalry commander Mr. Oskierka. The discussion reflected on the injustice of his situation and the potential for rehabilitation.

During the discussions, there were several points raised about the ongoing consideration of grain prices for military provisions. Both Representative Mikorski and Representative Suchodolski debated over the appropriate price fixing, eventually agreeing that the cost should not exceed a certain limit to prevent undue hardship on soldiers.

President (King) Stanisław August Poniatowski weighed in from his presidential seat, emphasizing the need to support the military while being fair to officers and soldiers alike.

The debate continued with strong positions being expressed, including by Representative Ignacy Zakrzewski of Poznań, who was insistent that any benefits should serve the common soldiers primarily and not just officers.

In what seemed like a victory for military support, a majority voted affirmatively on the discussed grain pricing issue, with the motion carrying at 45 votes to 24, despite the fact that 118 members were not present for the vote.

Other matters discussed included the need to extend the term of local congresses (seymik) due to the extended session of the Congress itself, with related proposals read by Secretary Jan Łuszczewski. Then, the assembly worked on an acknowledgment project for Secretary Jan Łuszczewski's two years of dedicated work, with suggestions varying from granting significant monetary compensation to assigning him an eminent estate.

Debates became tense when it came to reward resolutions, and the session was eventually adjourned to the upcoming Thursday, highlighting a challenging day that mingled political maneuvering with legislative efforts.

Topics: Marshal of the Sejm Stanisław Małachowski; Resolution proposals; Civil-Military Commissioners; Prices of grains and military provisioning; Rehabilitation of military man Pan Oskierka; Order of proceedings and legislative processes; Initiatives of deputies; Opposition and voting; Fixing prices of oats for soldiers; Project regarding Civil-Military Commissioners; Extension of the deadline of the reporting sejmiks; Military regulations;