With the session called to order by Speaker Stanisław Małachowski of the Polish-Ukrainian Confederation, Under Secretary of State Joachim Chreptowicz of Lithuania-Belarus, doubling as the Secretary of Foreign Affairs, announced that he had pressing matters to present before the assembled Houses of Congress. Consequently, foreign affairs were discussed behind closed doors for several hours, away from the Senators' presence.

Upon the Senators' reassembly, Congress Secretary Jan Łuszczewski read a resolution regarding a request from His Majesty, the Elector of Saxony. The Elector expressed hopes (noted in a formal diplomatic communication) that the Congress would appoint representatives to clarify certain doubts regarding the Constitution of the Marital Court. The individuals assigned to this task included General Czartoryski, the Polish clergy's delegate, and Speaker Małachowski, who also serves as the Representative of The Union at the Saxon Court. This delegation is expected to fulfill their duties and subsequently inform the Houses of Congress upon their return to Saxony.

The session was adjourned until the following day at 10 a.m.

Topics: Great Sejm; Marshal Stanisław Małachowski; Minister Joachim Chreptowicz; Foreign Affairs; Senate Chamber; Jan Łuszczewski; Marriage Court Constitution; Saxon Elector; General Advocate of the Polish Clergy; Minister of the Republic at the Saxon Court; Duchy of Saxony;