we'll remember. 10. Firstly, that according to our statutes, no constitution is binding on anyone, only the one that is in line with the consensus of the oiuiiium ordinum regni, why, when a constitution is submitted, a proposal is sometimes submitted to the assemblies, a) so that everyone knows what is to be treated there, and here only a few things were proposed by the archbishop, and they were put forward by force. So while the sejms broke up many times in the presence of the king, paucis ex equestri ordine reluctantibus, although the duality of the Republic, i.e. the person of the king, they and the senate agreed on one thing, much more now, when from the previous convocation and the crown senators only six and only a few land envoys, and of these the latter left and the clergy did not remain at the conclusion, and one was nominated. and he did not take an oath and did not accept his episcopal duties, so he signed it cum caulela. Whatever has been done per paucos ceteris invitis et protestantibus to our disgrace cannot bind anyone that it was there that the instructions given to our envoys were decided, because they were sent not only cum limitatione facultatis by us, but also temporis, and there can be nothing periculosius et gravius, except when it comes to free people who decides what illis invitis. However, when returning this act from Warsaw, our envoy protested that he did not allow anything but what he was sent from us with, where the time and place for the election were designated, because further, according to the instructions of all the Russian voivodeship, he could not receive more. 11. And our instructions were superimposed in this Warsaw Act, and what is more, almost all the contents of these Warsaw Acts are detrimental to our freedoms and to the detriment of the Republic of Poland. Because those who constituted us there took the crown offices from some and gave them to others, so they also contributed to others, whom there is no legal contribution, they violated the senatorial circle, they violated the land envoys, they gave new deputies to the quarter against the constitution, because they are to last from Sejm to Sejm, they put unbearable expenses on the Crown, they did not mark the return to sending the legation in normal times, and this is what on showing, so that people would not see themselves in such difficulties, they decided to show this above the law and above custom and imposed everything against our law and freedom. Therefore, we, bearing in mind our law and freedom, do not admit anything in this act of Warsaw, apart from the election that was done to the detriment of rights, and we also believe in it and promise to ourselves about all of you that you will all deign to respect and help your freedom equally. We testify to all this before the Mayor, Mr. Voivode, and further, so that as a warning to the dignitaries, officials and knights, we are handing over this protest in writing to the Mayor, and then we will return it to the city as a memorial. It happened in Wisnia in the field on the eighth day of May, in the year of our Lord 158 Septimo. Stanisław Żółkiewski, Russian voivode. loannes Fredro de Plieszowice castellanus premisliensis. Jan Tomasz Drohojowski, starosta of Przemisk. Kilian Drohojowski, chamberlain of the Przemyśl lands in his name and his nephew, Mr. Herburt, as the guardian of the king of IMci; Nicolaus Żółkiewski succamerarius leopoliensis; Stanisław Żółkiewski. Jan Jaskmaniczki, writer of the Przemyśl region with his own hand. Stephan Fredro. Jan Borathinski, Przemyśl ensign. Marcin Krasicki of the Przemyśl army. Stanisław Krasicki camper. Bartosz Bierecki with his hand. Yalentinus Orzechowski, judge of the Przemyśl land. Mateus Dunkowski ex parte pallatinatus Russiae aubscribo, e parte pallatinatus lublinensis de bcnis Kolczim lustavi coram officialibus. Alexunder Orzechowski. Stanisław Dunkowski. Jakób Orzechowski. Andrzej Bierecki with his hand. Jrzi Kormanicki. Jeromin Orzechowski. Jan Orzechowski. F^iotr Dunkowski from Orsk. Jan Fredro from Pliessowicz manu propria. Marcin Czurilo ex parte bonorum palatinatus Russiae subscribo ex parte vero bonorum Blaskowa Dembowa in pallatinatu cracoviensi lustravi coram offioialibus. Jan Brzescziansky. Walenti Polotinski captain of the Polish Armed Forces. Sebaśtyan Brzescianski manu propria. Tomasz Żółkowski camerarius terrestris premisliensis. Petrus Blazewski. Jan Kucharski from Lahodów. Jan Drohojowski. Ex parte mea. Nicolaus Ostrowski de Ostrów vicecapitaneus premisliensis manu propria subscripsi, verum in diyersis pallaa) First Assembly b) P. part.
tinatibus et districlibus habens bona sui pairis et filii minoris nomine, coram domino Kiiiano Drohojowski succamerario premisliensi et officialibus aliis iustravi. Sigmunt a) Chmieleczki. Jakub Ostrowski b). Jan Orzechowski. Jerzy Czartoryski with his own hand. (iabriel Zamiechowski with his own hand. Andreas Pruchniczki, Wojciech Narajowski. Stanisław Chmiclecki. Walenty Chmielecki. Prokop Czartoryski, Piotr Kleofas from Kuzienice with his hand. Zbożny Skoruta from Młodaticz with his hand. Adam Buchowski. Samuel Dunkowski from Orsko. Piotr Hermanowski. Christof Kuczkowski. Jarosz Hermanowski. Gerzy Grochowski. 12. That group, without accomplishing anything, dispersed at the same time, some of whom, who were quiet, went home without getting off their horses, and others stayed in the town in Wisny for the night, and only on Sunday they, who did not want to cross the river in the first place, did not leave the town and went to church, and what was more, they admitted that one side could not be superior to the other, some constitutions and the popular movement adhibitis paenis peccuniariis decided. Jakub Wojciech Wilyezinski *).