IMci Mr. Jan Bal IM<5 Mr. Adam from Zmigrod Stadnicki whom we, with our common consent, commissioned to humiliate the Swedish king IMci ') thanked that His King He, who was born and brought up in the country due to his many years of strong feelings against our homeland, deigned to be born and brought up in it, and now tot meritis clarescit for all the world, through his letter he deigned to offer in subsidium to the Republic of Poland a certain number of people from the rest of the late. lord of the king IMci the lord of his father, in which we also recognize his animum as king. Mci regio sangyine parem and love for our nation, cum ea gratitudine, as it is appropriate to assume, given our slowness, vota adnectimus, that I. cr. Together with the princes of their mother, his brothers and the princess, her mother, as well as the rest of their descendants of the blessed immortal memory of the king, always flourishing in florentissimo, the manes of his father and our lord with the King of kings in the eternal state reigning rerum gestarum gloria and never ceased to rejoice in his high virtues et in illa beatitudine. And since our homeland is surrounded by various dangers on all sides, we kindly wish that these people, by the consent of all classes, turned away from IMci by the hetman, where the greatest periculum of the Republic of Poland, imminebit, and that they would be recruited only from the Polish and Lithuanian nations. 2. It is important to thank them, the Archbishop, and their Messrs. senators at that time with the IMcia, that IMć ex senatus consultu deigned to submit to us this mora non interposita convocation, to which Messrs. our deputies are called iniungimus on the first day of its submission, and they must strive diligently to ensure that this convocation does not continue for two more Sundays. 3. We always believe, but especially now, that this is the time to repair the order of our rights and freedoms and we would consult the universal Archbishop in this regard, so that we could talk about all this also de articulis futuro regi proponendis at the convocation, but that this is the time for the convocation, the conclusion of which will be as soon as possible. interna et externa securitas Reipublicae dependet, we wish that in deciding on such careful points, which concernunt almost basim libertatum nostrarum, to each of the brothers of our homeland liberi de Republica sensus pateat campus, according to the ancient customs et instituta of our ancestors. So we entrust it to Mr. to our deputies, to abolish themselves with other voivodeships and lands through deputies, both from the senate and from the parliamentary group, in the future convocation, God willing, to encourage the improvement of any of the old laws that we have tot volumina and what has fallen out of our caucus, and to persuade among themselves also the modum electionis, and also de modo interregni, to in volumine legum us et posteritati was already a norm written and decided on how the Republic of Poland was to exercise in casu orbitatis suae in everything, because for these different times, seeing the processes of various interregnorums in our homeland, the Republic of Poland was in terra caecorum in this regard. So we entrust it to Mr. to our deputies, to bring all the points of improvement of laws and articles that will be proposed to the future king by the deputies from the Senate and from the deputies' group at the convocation for future presentations, anticipating the election, during which every nobleman who was not covered by extra beneficia iuris legum paenis would rightly oppose his freedom out of his will and love. However, neither deciding nor concluding anything on this deputation, we have to show them what we want. What do we see in this fructum, that ad praeparatam et digestam materiam, in the future God-given election, we will be able to direct each of our brothers with His decree and will be able to use it, change it, enrich it according to his own understanding. And this deputation is to last only durante con-Yocatione and the Messrs. will be warned not to be protected after the convocation. our MPs. 4. However, since we place the most sacred prerogative of all our freedoms in our homeland, that whoever was born in it only a nobleman, and cannot be born greater in this Republic, paritas has compared us all in such a way that everyone's sors nascendi in the noble state
*) Władysław IV. ') Jan Wężyk, archbishop. Gniezno,