Part 31

1. We, the councils, dignitaries, officials and knights of the voivodeship of the Russian lands, having gathered for the assembly in Wisna pro die decima sexta decembris for our voivodeship by the act of the past election, let us elect their MPs from among ourselves. envoys from the Lviv region, Ich Mci, Mr. Lakub Sobieski, the crown staroste of Krasnystaw, and Mr. Stanisław Boniface Mniszek, the staroste of Lviv; from the Przemyśl region Their Mcia Mr. Lakub Maxymilian Fredro stands nik of Lviv a) secretary of J. kr. Mci and Mr. Mikołaj DaniJowicz, courtier J, kr. Mci, from the land of Sanok Their Mci were Mr. Franciszek Mniszek, the starosta of Sanok, and Mr. Adam Bal, to whom, with our consent, we commissioned, first, J. kr. Maci, who, with unanimous and free votes and united spirits, is chosen as the lord of all the Republic of Poland to reign for a long time and in good health as the greatest and most lasting decorations in the noble royal house of all kinds according to the plans of His Majesty the King. They congratulated the people of happiness, as if they were sitting ad clavum of the Republic of Poland, and congratulated this nave of the Republic of Poland, in which the salus publica, the fame and safety of these nations, the vehicle was directed and led, as if secundis ventis in the flourishing peace and abundant prosperity could securely flow through the felicem cursum tenere. 2. Moreover, we wish that those who have kindly and bravely served this Republic and have been serving since J. the King. They achieved remuneration worthy of their merits. However, especially IMci Mr. Jakub Sobieski, the crown prince, the staroste of Krasnystaw, the marshal of the knights' circle, assembled for the next election, and zelus erga patriam and amor boni publici et favor in promovendis libertatibus nostris and hard-working cum dignitate in all matters, the service is honourably declared in this directory, which is why we entrust it to their Messrs. our brothers, so that, having agreed with other voivodeships about this, they should make urgent efforts to ensure that J. kr. These matters were to be postponed and recommended to the IMci, and that the nomine publico IMci in facie Reipnblicae should be thanked for all his works and efforts, both in the successful appointment and in the successful completion of this act, electionis from us at least praemium gratitudinis et tropheum gloriae. 3. We prayed to God for this and wished it, so that post calamitates et insultus adversae fortunae we could have a respite from military expeditions and such frequent taxes on them, but that once again sic volentibus fatis, which wants us in constant opposition to happiness, this war in Moscow has fallen on us, we greatly regret that these primordia of the reign of J. kr. People are welcomed with this war and this party. Now we wish for the humility of J. kr. We ask that according to the last king, His Majesty, p. of the Sejm and according to the pact fresh from J. Kr. We have sworn an anti-omnia treaty with this enemy, either for a prorogative agreement or for eternal peace, and not to abandon any means to this end. However, if a stubborn Muscovite does not want to agree to treaties, we are not responsible for repulsing and resisting this rebellious enemy with all our forces. paenas condignas violatoris pactorum et temerarii ausus sui, since it is difficult to do without public taxes and what agredi, we are not obliged to agree to what the crown estates consent to, and we do not impose any burden on us over the consent of other provinces and lands, and we stipulate that the collection specifice and limitate in numero and not the underground, if it came to it, it was allowed and the tenancy was rented and offices were accepted in these contributions. However, anti-omnia is needed for pp. the deputies ineant rationes and the number of IMci of the treasurer*) listened and concluded this, if the taxes from the last Sejm, which for the army itself, which was to be stationed at the commissioners to defend the borders from Moscow, were also approved, and the pins were transferred to the treasury, and what they are spent on. Because according to the intention of the Crown Estates, there was no other purpose for which all these contributions of wage, salary and levies were to be spent, either for the army, or for greater support of treaties, or for the resistance of the enemies. Committendo and this pp. our deputies to look into it carefully and find out if Mr. Citizens of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania will place taxes for private defense passed by that Sejm under this interregnum. What if it were so, efficient yes Ich Mó pp. deputies, to act in this respect as we do, and just as we voluntarily decided on new taxes for our defense, so they did so by my example. Otherwise we would not be able to defend ourselves further a) O. chamberlain of Przemyśl. ') Jan Danilowicz.