IMcioni pp. m.ni. pp. council dignitaries, officials and all knights of the Ruthenian Voivodeship, m. m. pp. and recommending my brotherly services to the brothers. I am informing you that while in Lviv on the present earthly tours after St. John celebrated, where many of them, Mr. and Mrs. senators as pp. I found land officials and people of nobility, and when we gathered there, a letter from the Lublin congress was brought among us, with which our brothers, by some new and unusual custom, pro sexta Augusti near Sandomierz, called upon us to go to a congress or rebellion, to the king, our lord, and to the senate, to all our brother elders, to stand privata authorilate, ordering our common freedoms and laws there. they want to correct, they committed grave and unpleasant sins in absentes, threatening the freedoms of the nobility. Finally, as a matter of fact, it was revealed that some of their people, those who organize these congresses, come to the Crown without the will or information of the king. They have brought in large troops and are safely with them sub signis militaribus under the king's rule. They go around the Crown, oppress people and want to come with them to this congress in Sendomierz. Therefore, so that, despite our will and knowledge, nothing harmful and contrary to our freedoms is brought against us and the Republic of Poland is not dragged into danger, with the consent of their Messrs. senators and the authority of the knightly order, I understand that it is necessary for you to come to the Cherry River on the Raka River as soon as possible, i.e. on the thirtieth day of July, where I also want to appear in the middle and do everything that will be for the good of the Kzplta and the preservation of our liberties and freedoms, and I will gladly help them. And they are in armis and the troops are accepting the decision of the Lublin Congress and the soldiers are waiting at certain places for this time, I understand that we too, as people of the noble nation, have to appear in armis, and even more so that the certain news is that the Turks and Tatars on this side of the Dnieper are lying on the alert in the field and they are boasting that they want to invade our countries, which disgusts them by making quarian soldiers. because there is not much of it, it is impossible. Therefore, it is healthier and safer for us to be together in the community, as I am in communication with their brothers, the voivodes of Podolia and Belz, who have sent such universals to the citizens of their voivodeships, and to this place and time they call upon them, according to our ancient relationships, so that we in the community, being united by advice, help and our readiness there externis pericuhs quam iniernis sought. I am sure that as respectable people and with great ambitions, you will willingly decide to do this and you will do what you will understand to be for the safety of the Republic of Poland, for all your rights and freedoms, and for the protection of the dignity of His Holiness the King. Mr. Fewien and the fact that you will take up this effort and work willingly and in order to preserve your freedoms and to resist the enemies of the Holy Cross, so in traveling you will walk modestly, without causing harm or harm to poor people and calmly among yourselves:], forgetting any insults, if there were any between them, you will deign to behave yourself and try to be in the government. You will desire and desire to be described in the same way as it is commonly presented and described in common law. At the same time, I recommend that I serve again in the grace of WMci, m. pp. and brothers. Given in Lviv on the fifth day of July in the year of our Lord one thousand six hundred and six. Stauisław Golski of the Russian lands, voivode of Bar, starosta.
Indium. Rei. Castr. San. 141. p. 1931—1933. Castr. Leop. Rei. 361 her. 987.
In Lviv, July 7, 1606. Resolutions of the Lviv nobility circle.