The session opened with Speaker Mister Stanisław Małachowski of the Polish-Ukrainian Confederation. Secretary Mister Jan Łuszczewski read the draft concerning Patronage Rights, to which The President Stanisław August Poniatowski waived the right to sell villages in Królewice, and instead, the right to appoint the sale of two states, which were previously secured by President Poniatowski for distribution, should be compensated by a payment of one hundred thousand złoty from the Union's Treasury to a royal blood relative chosen by The President Stanisław August Poniatowski. This bill was unanimously enacted into law.

The Congress then proceeded to discuss the project related to the states [starostwach]. Observations and further amendments were made to the proposals already presented in the bill. After discussions on finalizing these amendments and deciding on the entire project, the session was adjourned until the following day.

Topics: Marshal of the Poland-Ukraine Confederation; Stanisław Małachowski; Secretary Jan Łuszczewski; Sejm Project; ius Patronatus; King Stanisław August Poniatowski; starosties (stewardships); treasury of the Commonwealth; person of royal blood; amendments to the project; adjournment of the session;