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our envoys did not bring the orders. 9. We also make sure that conscription publicis largitionibus are not distributed in such a strict manner in this respect, while observing retention. 10. Ask Their Fathers pp. clergy will not be abandoned in the usual way. our envoys, ad hoc sacrum bellum, following the path of their saintly antecessors and recent examples, where they have already expressed this love for the Republic several times, with a significant sum and now deign to contribute 11. The agreement to end this war sooner is very necessary, which should be done by Mr. Our MPs wholeheartedly supported us and their Messrs. the brothers of the Duchy of Lithuania to ask them not to contradict the consent of the crown voivodeships according to their declaration at the Toruń sejm. 12. We also consider it right that the issue of handing over some Prussian castles to the enemy should be made a series of inquisitio at this Sejm, because we do not want our government to be a deterior from others, where virtue and courage have their praemium and ignairia and betrayal have their paenas. 13. We wish that the militia pedestris in our homeland will be brought into good order whenever possible, which we will seriously discuss with other voivodeships. members have, because with this exercise we could then do without foreign troops, with greater protection of the nervi belli, cum maiore Reipublicae dignitate. 14. We do not want foreign infantry troops to be recruited in such a dire need of the Republic of Poland, but there is a way to ensure that a larger number of Polish troops and such people are in place, so that they will be subordinated immediately to our regiment along with the nation, under the command of the Hetman, to our Republic and to His Majesty the King. They took the oath, which we want to have after the people sent by the emperor. So that the castles that would have been reclaimed from us with a rose would be reclaimed in praesidium, not to foreigners, but to our brother nobility. This is what we make sure of, also in all these points regarding the recruitment of a foreign soldier, to ensure the securitalem et dignitatem Reipublicae and the fame of our nation, thanks to the grace of the Rose. our MPs, summa fide et diligentia, observed as we recommend to them most urgently. 16. A great fornication is taking place around the election of the elect, why should auditors of deputies be appointed at this Sejm, from bona fide fiefs, as in the estates of J. kr. Both the Mci and the clergy were given all the laws at this assembly, both in the famous memory of King IMci Stephan and in the happy reign of J. the King. It was decided among the elected representatives to try to achieve this by Mr. MPs have. 16. In the matter of ordering, although all voivodeships and lands need it, it is more important for our voivodeships and lands to be carried out as properly as possible, because we are close to danger and we have many enemy spies, so every nobleman, not only what he has bona hereditaria, but also renters and pledgees, should be a person. to appear with their cannon as necessary, and those who do not have a hundred substances to appear on horseback, on foot with rifles and sabers, and that paena for those who were absent except4 legalitate, not quingentarum marcarum, but in paenam for failure to appear in the popular militia, would be commutated hotly by the urgere of this pp. our MPs have it. And if other voivodeships do not want to accept it, our voivodeship will demand this constitution for itself. 17. Although the Turks, in their usual serviendo tempori way, under pressure from the Persian, peace and friendship with us are prae se ferunt, insure themselves in lubrica fide is dangerous, because even building these castles on those solemnities on the Niper shows their hostile animum, and therefore we do not have to promise ourselves any securitatem from the Tartar incursions. Therefore, we wish that from J. kr. What a serious man was sent to the Porte, saying that it was on the territory of the Republic of Poland that they were building castles against the pacts, and that if they were attacked by the Cossacks, it would be difficult for the Republic of Poland to stop them from doing so, which was in the vicinity of the highest alTicit. It is also necessary for this MP to remind us that the Turks are taking great strife against the pacts over our merchants and servants. 18. Legacye from outside lords to the king IMci when a) from this Sejm L. ') Ferdinand II.