this is what they should ask J. kr. I want J. kr. Out of this goodness and Lord's providence, He deigned to plan and implement our further safety and that of all our Crown. 3. And since we elected a collector for these levies at the previous main sejmik of Wyszyń, we now repeat our will and unanimously elect those who were previously elected, that is, from the land of Przemyśl, Mr. Stanisław Michałowski, and from the land of Sanok, IMć, Mr. Rachwał Humniczki, the land judge of Sanok, whose virtue and conscience we understand as they did not interfere with these offices, so for the benefit of the Republic and their praise they will sit on them until the appointed time and perform them. 4. And for the greater confidence in this unanimous resolution of ours, we used seven deputies from among us to affix their seals to it and sign us all with their names. What was happening in Wiśnia die et loco ut supra octava die mensis Augusti anno Domini millesimo sexcentesimo septimo, Adam Stadnicki from Zmigroda kastellan of Kalisz, Koło, Przemyśl, Stry starosta, Andrzej Biereczki, marshal at the time of the Wiszin congress for the election of collectors of the Przemyśl and Sanok lands, Jan Fredro, hunter of the Przemyśl lands, Gerzy from Goraj Czuriło, Hieronim Orzechowski from Orzechów, Mikołaj from Goraj Czuriło, Stanisław Karsowski; clementia regnant reges iuribus retinentur regna. Stanisław Łapiński. Castr. Prem. Bel. 323 p. 1019—1021. Castr. Themselves. 142 p. 366-368.
in Wl8nl, September 10, 1607. The Doputa sejmik submits its wishes and recommendations to the king.
1. Briefing for the legation of J. kr. Mcci by IMć Fr. Sułowski's secretary at the parliamentary election of the deputy in Wisznia on the tenth day of Septembra of the year one thousand six hundred and seven, conducted accordingly at the request of the same IMci x, the secretary for the benefit of J. kr. Mcci dana. 2 As in all things, from the beginning until now, conduct and patience J. kr. Mci n, m. p., in such arduous and unrestrained ambitions, he has fully demonstrated our faith against our lord, and no one is in front of us about it, J. kr. He treated me with kindness and patience beyond measure, and there was no doubt left, and we perhaps accept this declaration and the description of all the processes on both sides with greater gratitude than J. kr. We thank you immediately for making us aware of all this, and for keeping J. kr. in us even more. "He has deigned to be willing and gracious in entrusting himself with the services of our faithful and in respecting the dignity and integrity of his dominion." What as before J. kr. As much as He deigned to suffer after us, He will always suffer after us, ready to attack anyone on His behalf. Here's what you'll find. 3. Moreover, the Republic of Poland needs final calming down from both internal and external, not so discovered but certain dangers, and we ask J. kr. He deigned to think about cleaning them effectively, putting up with their families, Mr. senators and hetm.ny, as well as with their municipal offices, so that once our homeland is free from such hardships
') We are talking about the king's declaration regarding foreign practices, for which no one accused the king at the appointed date at the Sejm, dated from the camp near Warsaw on June 26, 1607. C. Leop. 362 p. 2236, as well as the royal message of June 25, in which, describing the course of futile negotiations, in order to bring the rebels to repentance, he makes it clear that he will take armed action against them. Ibidem p. 2250. This message was also signed by Stanisław Golski, voivode of Ruthenia, Jakub Pretficz, voivode of Podolia, Stanisław Żółkiewski, hetman of the k., Piotr Ozga, judge of Lviv, Jan Swoszowski, writer, Jan Łahodowski. The next message from July 10, 16)7. C. Prera. 323 p. 1097 et seq. with the announcement that the rebels, as enemies and traitors of the homeland, are subject to banishment and confiscation of property, and with the order to publish this universal to starostas.