-niu is overflowing and, regardless of the description of the committee and the frequent prohibition of the IMci by the hetman') so that they do not accept more than the number allowed in the committee, they accept and enter so many that their numers are already far excedit by the will of the Republic of Poland, we recommend (our MPs, please, ask for it J. Kr. Mci, that the Sejm commissioners authorize the IMci Mr. Hetman was provided with those who would authoritate sua this will and prepare a proper summary of these Cossacks according to the Krakow commission in ordinem redigerent. 9. Providing for the safety of the Greater Poland countries, seeing the progressus of Gustavus in the Pomeranian land bordering the Greater Poland countries, fearing that such a vicinum incendium would not reach J. kr. Mci, we entrust to our deputies that, by the consent of all, if their Lord, the Greater Poles have periclitari, we, as non ignari, do not want to deesse their Fathers in this respect. It is a long-standing desire of the entire Government that those chosen to serve in it should be kept in good order, because with the current method of electing the elect, only the captains are getting rich and the Republic of Poland has no service at all, and indeed there are many who do not send the elect according to the old ordination, and many new settlements which, having already settled in, consider themselves to be free from this law. We entrust this to Mr. our deputies to ask J. kr. They are asking for inspectors who would order them to authoritate sibi data legi parere both those who do not send expeditions according to the law and those who want to be free from the new settlements under the law. 11. Testamentary legacy. Although in the old times it was well guaranteed, it was a long-standing custom and it was confirmed by court decrees uitimae instanliae that bona immobilia bequeathed by wills and not be alienated from one's successors, however, the curiosity of people's jokes and immeasurable greed finds ways to oppose this good law and it tries to intringer, we entrust Mr. our deputies to strive at the next Sejm to ensure that the law on testamentary legates remains in its own club and against it, so that no decisions made by the courts can be sub nuUilate iudicatorum. 12. In tam urgenti casu Reipublicae for payment to the Prussian army, upon the request of His Majesty the King. As lord and supremi tutoris of Prince IMci Dominik Oslrogski and with the consent of IMci Mr. Vice-Chancellor of the Crown^) tutoris inscripti, four thousand red zlotys were taken by Their Mć pp, commissioners, which were given to the deposit of the townspeople of Lviv by the late Prince IMci Zaslavski, the voivode of Kiev, with this deposit, so that this sum could go from there was taken and was repossessed, so Their Mr. Messrs. the commissioners as well as the townspeople of Lviv, so that they do not suffer any difficulties from anyone, the public leg of their lord Mr. our MPs. 13. Since, due to the increasing number of people in these times, merchants cannot be safe on the roads and in bringing goods from foreign lands to take them, where the crown stores are decaying, their Lordship, the MPs, should make every effort to ensure that the laws on the safety of merchant routes are not only reassessed, but also tightened at this Sejm, so that not only to merchants, who are often repelled by the metus and slowness of justice from suing, but also to everyone who is free from publica iniuria, namely their Mcis. nearby voivodes were legally allowed to violate the merchant routes and take them away from anyone, having imposed paenas criminales and the forum for such exces coram quovis iudicio et of Ticio sine appelatioue, having specified what is to be understood about the Lviv Małmazy composition. 14. And since the Republic of Poland was brought to great harm, and even almost to the last destruction, by bad coinage and the high price of gold and silver, as our merciful King deigned to declare well in his instruc- tion, then their Lordship... the deputies are to abolish themselves cum ordinibus regni and there must be a way to persuade the mint to be restored by the first time, and when the money falls, there must also be a way to persuade the pretia rerum, with which the nobility is very aggravalus nowadays, to be persuaded and to be put into a stately execution. 15. Her Majesty the Queen n. m.
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