Part 28

1. IMć instructions pp. our deputies from the Wisła sejmik to the general assembly of the crown elected from the land of Lviv, IMci, Mr. Jakub Sobieski, the Crown Krajczy, IMci, Mr. Alexander Trzebiński, chamberlain of Lviv, and from Przemyśl, IMci, Count Mikołaj. from Ostrorog to the voivode of Poznań, IMci Mr. Jan Fredro from 1'leszowice to the Przemyśl judge, IMci from Sanok to Mr. Jan Leszczyński, deputy judge of Sanok, IMci Mr. Adam from Zmigrod Stadnicki. 2. That J. kr. Mr. m. m., seeing the dangers that are coming to the Republic of Poland, perceiving the high school leaving exam, urges us, and the pattern of solicitudine, leads us to think early about the common good, humiliating Mr. our envoys J. kr. They will thank you and, with your faithful submission, long good health and successful votes and successes of J. kr. They congratulate you. 3. And that J. kr. Having translated the Moscow war in his instructions, we see that this enemy, both ex innato odio and the impulse of external practices over the ligamenta induciarum and conventorum that he has made with us, wants to precede our homeland with a war, but we entrust Mr. to our envoys, that they, having come together with the states, magnitudini et celeritati periculorum obviando, and, as the greatest and quickest vires, determine the borders of J. Kr. They provided protection from the enemy borders. 4. We wish from the pagans that we do not respect ancient laws and customs, that we should have a quartz army on the crown borders, and that neither winter nor summer would come from there, so that the pp could have its effect more easily. Our envoys will communicate with all voivodeships to provide this army, de hibernis and provisions and will urgently warn them to take steps to prevent the quartz army from leaving Ukraine and damnis privatorum and publicae tranąuillitati. 5. The Prussian praesidia and the securitatem of other borders will be provided ex condigno to pp. Our deputies, for everything that money is needed nervum belh, will come to an agreement in the usual ways, decide on taxes and excises, but in such a way that we both attract and will take care of it with strictness, so that everyone spends their money fairly. 6. And since at the last Sejm they allowed some voivodeships to collect private wages and the other to allow those who would now want succurrere through wages praesenti necessitati, they will issue such voivodeships as if they would meet both the wages and the needs of the Republic of Poland, specialiter ensuring that pp. Our deputies encouraged those voivodeships to allow conscription. And some cities, which are founded praeiudicatis and some privileges, will see this pp. our envoys, so that these taxes are spent fairly from these cities. 7. Looking at the revolutionem fortuny in imperio and other tempestates that could suddenly attack the Polish Republic, the popular militia etiam cum divisione belli, if the statistics seem to be so, will allow pp. our MPs. 8. J. kr. Mci p. n. m., as Mr. placide potenti, we wish you good health for a long time, but looking for the casus fatorum and interregnorum pericula iniungimus pp. MPs to. They have urgently persuaded all voivodeships de modo electionis that this is the pupil of the ocuU and the basis ac foundationum of our freedoms, so they will proceed in this way as if they have not violated our rights and freedoms in any way, indeed in pari Republica paritatem liberae vocis and a harmonious consensus as the most important with the consent of all lands and voivodeships. they treated. 9. And since vivente principe ambitus, both externorum and internorum, is strictly enforced by law, sensing that some principes and hostes, through their practices, both clandestinis and public letters, are seeking domination in our homeland, they will try to deputies, so that all those who either have an army against the Republic of Poland or use such practices to reach it, perpetua ab ambitu and iure petendi of rule in this Republic, should be repelled. 10. Commission of the princes Ich Mci, as is cordi J. kr. Mcci, so we proximo affectu prosequimur out of guilty gratitude against our lord. We commission