one thing de subsidiis they said that after all this time we were greatly mistaken and the strength of the voivodeships and lands taken for brothers' taxes were ignored, and our voivodeship never came from where our homeland had miles and benefits, and still we all suffered a significant loss in our wealth, with our regret, because we all should love our homeland and save it. We also wish that the voivodeships and lands that have been compared with us by our MPs, modum ineant, that this harmful inaequalitas auctoritate of the Sejm, which is harmful to our freedoms and homeland, will be repaired, and we want this to happen, that the MPs from the Senate and the parliamentary circle will be appointed to the collection of these taxes, as they were to the past commissioners, with our declaration that, having calmed down with God's help, in such a difficult time for our homeland, we will not make any monetary subsidies in posterum until other voivodeships and lands become equal with us in present and past contributions. 4. Although no army can be of different nationalities without people, however, honorificentius et tutius propter varios respectus of each Republic should have people less foreign and more of its own nation; this is also our wish in the Prussian army, that there would be fewer foreigners than people of our own nation; which, as much is needed and, at the same time, the cost of war, the deputies from the Senate and the parliamentary circle appointed by IMci Mr. Hetman should be thoroughly persuaded to make a better decision on these matters. 5. Praesidia of cities and crown castles, so that they are not entrusted to foreign people, but to crown people of both nations; also the pages of ashes, bullets and war munitions in the treasury registers see a great impetus. We wish that for better provisions and supplies, there would be a senior, distinguished member of the Polish and Lithuanian nobility, an expert, sworn and salariatus in charge of the cannon. 6. That as far as we know, there is still in neutralitate with the enemy, which neutralitas of the Republic of Poland, of which he is princeps vasallus, is harmful and to him et ducatui Prussiae, as we know from the enemy's progress, not very useful, we wish that Mr. Our envoys agreed with the Crown Estates that they would deposita neutralitate iniret soeietalem belli with us as certain against this enemy. 7. And if the consent of all the estates for a general uprising is obtained, then we, even though we are far away in our breasts, should be encouraged to come against the enemy at the appointed time and place, warning them so that the government of our countries, which are subject to various dangers, will be adequately provided with, as Your Majesty requested. MPs should try diligently. And if there was general consent to the general uprising, our countries would not only be deprived of the praesidium of the ordinary quartz army, but also a sufficient supplement would be provided from subsidies not only from the voivodeships adjacent to danger, but also from all of them, because the Polish Republic is the wall. And since we have this information that people of the prince of Krakow are not joining the army in the order and numbers as they should be, we should warn Mr. MPs want enough to happen to this ordinance. And if there were any persuasions about the popular movement at the Sejm, then Mr. Our deputies are to apply the general consent of all voivodeships. 8. The Polish People's Republic bears great disgrace in defending itself from the enemy for the unjust sending of the chosen ones; pp. The deputies should strive to ensure that the elected representatives are sent to the army in accordance with the old lustration and inspection procedures, and the captain's paena, who used to release the chosen ones from military service for a ransom and in various other ways, was persuaded, also by their Messrs. clergymen are to diligently seek permission from the estates of their elect. our MPs. 9. And since this assembly is intended primarily to encourage thorough defense and resistance to the enemy, we recommend it to Messrs. to our deputies, first of all, to persuade other voivodeships how to support the Prussian war, and whatever time they need to persuade them, before the other articles given by us, they should seek it from J. kr. I want J. kr. My exorbitances at previous sejms were urged to calm down the hands.
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