|9||Benjamin Goodhue|||P|| |- |10||Samuel Griffin|||A|||| Pro-Administration 1789-91 |- |11||Thomas Hartley|||P||||rowspan=2| Elected to this Congress: October 11, 1791 |- |12||Daniel Hiester|||A|| |- |13||Daniel Huger|||P||||rowspan=3| Last term. |- |14||John Laurance|||P|| |- |15||Richard B. Lee|||P|| |- |16||George Leonard|||P|||| Elected to this Congress on April 2, 1792. Last term until 4th Congress. |- |17||Samuel Livermore|||P||NH-al|| Anti-Administration 1789–91. Chairman: Elections. Last term. |- |18||James Madison|||A|||| rowspan=2| |- |19||Andrew Moore|||A|| |- |20||Frederick Muhlenberg|||A|||| Elected to this Congress: October 11, 1791. Pro-Administration 1789–91. |- |21||John Page|||A||||rowspan=3| |- |22||Josiah Parker|||A|| |- |23||Theodore Sedgwick|||P|| |- |24||Joshua Seney|||A|||| Resigned on December 6, 1792. |- |25||Roger Sherman|||P||CT-al|| Resigned, as Representative-elect, before taking his seat as a US Senator on June 13, 1791 |- |26||Peter Silvester|||P|||| Last term. |- |27||William L. Smith|||P|||| |- |28||Jonathan Sturges|||P||CT-al|| Last term(elected to 3rd Congress but declined to serve) |- |29||Thomas Sumter|||A|||| Last term until 5th Congress. |- |30||George Thatcher|||P|||| Elected for this Congress: April 4, 1791 |- |31||Jonathan Trumbull, Jr.|||P||CT-al|| Speaker of the House |- |32||Thomas T. Tucker|||A||||rowspan=2| Last term. |- |33||John M. Vining|||P||DE-al |- |...||Jeremiah Wadsworth|||P||CT-al|| Re-elected by special election before the start of this Congress |- |34||Alexander White|||P||||rowspan=4| Last term. |- |35||Hugh Williamson|||A|||| |- |36||John B. Ashe|||A|||| |- |37||John Steele|||P|||| |- |38||William B. Giles|||A|||||| rowspan=2| |- |39||Benjamin Bourne|||P||RI-al|| |- |colspan="6"| One term|- |40||Robert Barnwell|||P||||rowspan=26||| Only term (elected to 4th Congress but declined to serve) |- |41||Shearjashub Bourne|||P|||| rowspan=3| |- |42||Abraham Clark|||P||NJ-al |- |43||Jonathan Dayton|||P||NJ-al |- |44||Pierpont Edwards|||-||CT-al|| Declined to serve, as Representative-elect: November 10, 1790 |- |45||William Findley|||A|||| Elected to this Congress: October 11, 1791 |- |46||James Gordon|||P|||| |- |47||Andrew Gregg|||A|||| Elected to this Congress: October 11, 1791 |- |48||William B. Grove|||P|||| rowspan=2| |- |49||James Hillhouse|||P||CT-al |- |50||Israel Jacobs|||P|||| Elected to this Congress: October 11, 1791. Only term. |- |51||Philip Key|||P|||| Only term. |- |52||Aaron Kitchell|||P||NJ-al|| Only term until seated in the 3rd Congress. |- |53||John W. Kittera|||P|||| Elected to this Congress: October 11, 1791 |- |54||Nathaniel Macon|||A|||| rowspan=2| |- |55||William V. Murray|||P|| |- |56||William Pinkney|||P|||| Resigned in November 1791. Only term until 14th Congress. |- |57||Cornelius C. Schoonmaker|||A||||rowspan=2| Only term. |- |58||Upton Sheredine|||A|| |- |59||Jeremiah Smith|||P||NH-al|| |- |60||Samuel Sterett|||A|||| Only term. |- |61||James Townsend|||-|||| Died, as Representative-elect: May 24, 1790 |- |62||Abraham B. Venable|||A|||| rowspan=2| |- |63||Artemas Ward|||P|| |- |64||Anthony Wayne|||A|||| Seat declared vacant on March 21, 1792. Only term. |- |65||Francis Willis|||A|||| Only term. |- |colspan="6"| Members joining the House, after the start of the Congress|- |...||Amasa Learned|||P||CT-al|||| Special election |- |66||Nathaniel