The session began in the Senate with the arrival of His Excellency Stanisław Małachowski, Speaker of the Polish-Ukrainian Confederation. The focus of the day was the continuing discussion on the project concerning the methods of reporting revenues.

The First Under Secretary read out the seventh article of the project, which was debated with fervor by Representatives and Senators, leading to several additions. Following these amendments, there was unanimous agreement to adopt the article.

Shortly thereafter, His Excellency Garnysz, the Under Secretary of State for Poland-Ukraine, addressed the Congress, informing that a message had been received from the delegation in Jędrzejów regarding foreign nations' will. His speech contained a significant diplomatic update: Szymon Corticelli, our envoy at the Viennese Court, had his position revoked, and the Viennese Court had formally notified the Polish-Ukrainian Crown of this development.

The Congressional session was then adjourned until the following day at ten o'clock.

Keep in mind that this report simplifies parliamentary proceedings from the late 18th century of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth into more contemporary language that can be understood by an American undergraduate audience. The actual historical context and the intricacies of 18th-century politics have been streamlined for clarity and brevity.

Topics: Sejm Session; King; Stanisław Małachowski; legislative project; taxes and revenues; amendments; Sejm's consent; Crown Deputy Chancellor; delegation in Jędrzejów; minister Szymon Corticelli; revocation; Viennese court;