condition, having complained in faeie to pp. deputies of such great untimeliness and impoverishment, will leave the province and the king, and they will ask that the paterne, by introducing rem nummariam matura exam into the government of the difficulties that may arise from it, by increasing the penalty ad instar of the ancient laws on those who rem pecuniariam impediunt for their own profits, or for their own profits, or by exporting or deporting them, and in other ways losing money. They will also ensure that no foreign coin enters the Crown except red gold and good plates, the price of which is to be determined by the constitution. And if anyone dares such an excess, they should persuade Mr. deputies, so that ad instantiam every plebeius in the city should have his throat and the confiscation of his bonorum and the nobleman should only be subject to the confiscation of his goods. 12 Salt also came to an extraordinary amount, without which, as the fifth element, it is difficult for people to live, they fall short and reduce their faith, and make ordinary depravity; satagent pp. the deputies, having agreed with the treasurer, without whose knowledge we understand that this is happening, will try to restore it to order as soon as possible and to ensure that the price of this salt is certain. deputies, so that from the Sejm, from the middle of the Chamber of Deputies, the lustrators who will take the oath iuxta taxationem, without hesitation, from J. kr. They were exiled. 13. Our brothers are also burdened by the fact that on the Hungarian border there are frequent skirmishes, great damage, various dangers, why they cannot take action without ordinary commissions to do justice on both sides, they should ask. envoys, that the King's Majesty, having abolished the imprisonment of the Emperor IMci, requested the Emperor to appoint certain commissioners and appoint a certain time, and the King's Majesty also arranged for commissions and mutual justice to be sought every year. 14. Correcturas iurium, which the knighthood has been insisting for a long time and that it is with great guilt that justice has not been achieved, will be sought by Messrs. our deputies, so that at this Sejm it could take its effect and the Crown law was compiled in compendium. 16. It is also important that no one should take advantage of ordinary rights, expressed in volumine legura, and should not take advantage of the freedom of trade, leases or purchases, which is the case with many people, both our own and foreign merchants, people and Jews, we entrust this to Mr. to our deputies, that the old laws in eo passu, with the increase in penalties contra excedenles, be brought back to execution. 16. We also ask pp about the features. to the deputies, so that the constitution of Piotrków Anni 1550 would bring him to the execution house and the guilt would be clearly determined. 17. It was also stipulated many times by common law that after the conclusion of executions in the Russian and Podolia lands on the king's estates, the citizens should not be subjected to any pretext. And that
^ despite this, the decision of the native estate, confirmed by previous possessions and dispositions, some people employ legal obligations, they will ask Mr. envoys of the king of IMci, so that no more citizens would be bothered with any pretext for their goods, recommending to them potissimura the case of IMci, chamberlain of Sanok'), in which, by deliberationem expedire and by his decree definire, J. kr. He deigned, in accordance with the holy decrees of his antecessors, his sollicite ministers. the king's ambassadors will ask them. 18. We entrust the indemnity of young people under the constitution of the Sendomir Voivodeship to Mr. deputies, so that they are brought to our voivodeship at least from this Parliament, with stricter laws and penalties against those who try to scandalize young people and cause them to do all kinds of evil. 19. That the number of new constitutions is not as low as any other, but that the knights' order has to propose one thing every now and then at the assemblies, and this happens mostly per incuriam magistratuum, should be sought by the pp. Members, so that, by the example of past cases, negligentia magistratus should be subject to the assumption of guilt, the privatione of Ticiii should be strengthened in two ways. 20. The brothers also complain that foreigners, having no indigenatum, are buying property, towns and border castles, not only cum praeiudicio of citizens, but also cum discrimine
• The Reipublicae, in order to prevent this, will tighten the former law of pp. afterwords and to attach to the effect
*) Ferdynand U. ') Sunuel Sienienski.