also other respectable people who were taken to prison together with him, we all feel very sorry for them, please ask Mr. our envoys J. kr. He wants to think about their liberation at this Sejm and, without feeling sorry for Moscow, which is in prison, to offer an exchange for them. 20. People of the Greek religion should take into account that they are not satisfied with their laws, they present their querimony at every meeting, and they should try diligently. our deputies, that the king, having made the estates the co-gmtion of their rights at this sejm, would deign to calm them down, and the manner of pacifying them would be discussed at this sejm, and they would respect their rights, as important as they are, so that they are preserved. And trials of priests on royal and noble estates were granted in the tribunal to be nullius valoris; so that these praeudicium processes do not bring anything to both men and women there. 21. The Tribunal court illegally takes salaria belonging to the judges, i.e. blankets, which are to refer to Mr. deputies, so that this would be a prohibitum for them by a resolution of the Sejm. 22 Great harm is done to the Republic of Poland because of bad coin; pp should try. Our MPs urgently demand that the laws be tightened so that such bad coins are no longer minted in mints, and tax offices should also be warned about this. 23. Hungarian wines are so delicious that many people, not only of the nobility and towns, but also of the Jews, dare to go abroad to buy them in Hungary, where the Hungarians sell them as they wish; they have pp. Our MPs will firmly support and strengthen the rights of the first rights and the constitutions of the past, so that no one will later dare to go abroad to buy wine, but that the Hungarians themselves will come here to the Crown with it and respect those first rights. 24. Some of our brothers complained that the priests were raising money on them, increasing the number of lans above the old receipts; they are supposed to try. Our MPs should also stipulate by law that the nobility is not involved in this, but that, according to old receipts, without contributing to the number of fians or increasing the salary, tithes for which no funds have been provided or no decree has been issued for them are to be collected, and that private testimonies of subjects and other persons are not to be taken into account. 25. Mr. Andrzej Zborowski, a man of his ancestors and not only theirs but also his own merits, being in the service of J. kr. Mcci and Elzptej, after suffering many wounds on their bodies and shedding their blood, were taken to prison by the Suderman prince Carolus, in whose prison he did penance for seven years, with the loss of his health and wealth, they are to ask Mr. our envoys with other provinces, so that the king would deign to take merciful attention to their merits, pains and misfortunes. And since the Voivodeship of Sendomir allowed us some retention of conscripts, so that the king would not deign to do so, or else he would be rewarded for his services and paid a well-deserved salary, 26. It has come to our attention that some persons wishing to convellere and oppose the decree of the former Lublin tribunal to abolish et authoritatem of such a great court against the local citizen of the IMci, the Voivode of Podolia, who Łam has no property or apartment and has not committed any act, we seriously entrust it to Mr. to our deputies, that at the next Sejm they would stand firmly by the authority of the Crown Tribunal and try to ensure that this authoritas from no one was violated in any way and that the Tribunal's decrees were not recalled in dubium, because we would have to consider it an insult and an oppression of our freedoms and rights. Rather, we ask through pp. our MPs J. kr. Mci and older brothers Mr. senators, so that they can intervene and resolve matters between these noble people and try to calm them down by propter publicam tranquiliitatem. 27. The Kamieniec castle in Podolia is not only very deserted, but also in ferendis muneribus capitanealibus it is so stripped that it has only a few or a dozen subjects of its own, all the villages and farms belonging to it are handed over to various possessors, so that the current staroste there has no means of providing either the castle, which is so necessary, or the sustentament of his starosta.
') Stanisław Lanckoroński.