The proceedings of the Union’s Congress (the historical Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth's Congress) were eventful yesterday. Speaker of the House, Mr. Stanisław Małachowski, highlighted the importance of the members' decisions for the nation's future. Following the recent establishment of the new governmental constitution on May 3, the Congress has not delayed in informing our ministers at foreign courts, prompting them to communicate our nation's progressive steps to their host countries.

At the session, Secretary Mr. Jan Łuszczewski read dispatches from our ambassador in Berlin, Prince Stanisław Jabłonowski, who reported that the King of Prussia warmly welcomed our recent constitutional reforms, recognizing Poland as a nation of enlightenment—a significant international endorsement.

Lithuanian-Belarusian Under Secretary of State, Mr. Joachim Chreptowicz, presented further diplomatic correspondences, revealing international reactions to our new constitution. The favorable response from the Prussian King underscores the weight of our reforms and the enhanced status they provide on the European stage.

Discussions also turned to the role of the Union’s Cabinet, with references to various Secretaries playing vital roles in shaping the direction of the nation. The Parliament is set to continue its efforts to consolidate the government's structure in line with the new constitution, including the establishment of a constitutional court that is being eagerly anticipated.

Members across both states within the Union, particularly from Lithuania-Belarus, expressed gratitude towards the President (historically the King), Mr. Stanisław August Poniatowski, for the nominations of key figures in the Cabinet, praising the selection as a reflection of merit and dedication to national service.

The debate will resume on Thursday, with the Congress poised to tackle the establishment of the new courts and further strengthen the nation's legal framework—solidifying the groundbreaking reforms we recently witnessed.

Stay tuned for more updates from the Union’s Congress, where history is being written in shaping the future trajectory of the Union (Poland-Lithuania).

Topics: Marshal of the Sejm; May 3rd Constitution; Deputation of Foreign Interests; Sejm judicial project; appointment of ministers; King of Prussia and stance on the Constitution; constitutional Sejm; Military Commission; court militia; foreign pensions; Treasury Commissions; participation of Prussian troops;