simi quinti gathered*), after hearing the proposal of J. kr. Through the name of Mr. Gabryel Birecki, writer of the lands of Przemyśl, the superior of Przemyśl, after celebrating our votive offerings, chose Messrs. deputies of noble and worthy people and the affairs of the Republic of Poland well known to the Extraordinary Sejm in Warsaw on the twenty-first day Novembris submitted to: IMci pp. Prince IMci Jeremi Michał Korybut Wiśniowiecki, Piotr Ozga, writer of the Lviv Land from the Lviv Land; Jakub Maksymilian Fredro, chamberlain of Przemyśl, secretary of J. kr. Mci, Wojciech Alexander Przedwojowski, judge of the Przemyśl lands from Przemyśl; Jan Leszczyński, a judge from Sanok, and Adam Bal, an ensign of Przemyśl from Sanok, to whom we give such instructions. 2. Recognizing such great charities of His Majesty the King in his paternal rule and in planning the security of the Republic and the peace of his subjects, as well as his courage in the past Moscow and Turkish expeditions and in the recent Prussian expedition, which happily ended with peace, on which His Majesty the King He was ready not only for the regium pectus suum to obicere periculis, but also for the sake of the eternal peace of these countries, but also his health and hereditary state, which, after all, for the calming of the Swedish war and the recuperation of so many cities, castles and fortresses, which had been taken over by the enemy in Prussia, and for the love of his faithful subjects he had repented, the envoys of His Lordship have to thank Them. I am entitled in facie totius Reipublicae for this love for our homeland, entrusted to us by God, and given in regiment with a declaration of our faithful submission as well as gratitudium of all affection and our lowest services. We are well aware of Mr. IchMciów. commissioners from the Republic of Poland J. kr. It is necessary to treat either eternal peace or longiorum indutiarum with the Swedes marked by work, costs, hardships and delays on these treaties, carried out almost all year round and so many times reiterated et usque ad nauseam for the love of the Republic of Poland and the services of all of us undertaken and by them, with God's blessing, with the satisfaction of all of us, brought to fruition, which were gratefully and pleasantly we accept from their Mciów, so IcliMciom pp. we entrust our deputies to stand up ■/. other voivodeships tried to pay their respects to the public for all these efforts. "■ peace was thanked and gratitudinem nostram was declared. 3. They are worthy of Mr. Stanisław Koniecpolski, castellan of Krakow hetman W. Crown, as a great other merit and courage in every public expedition in difficult times of the Polish Republic, tempore belli et pacis, just as now in this past Prussian expedition it is a matter of gloriose et constanter declared and from J. kr. She deserves remuneration and all gratitude from us, who, as a great and sensitive leader, arrived early in Prussia with the Ukrainian army from such a distant place, omnia officia muneri suo incumbentia in providing and restoring the municia of cities and fortresses, in occupying belts*), in settlements praesidiis, in providing summo cum periculo accommodation he dismissed the enemy who were fit for invasion. Efficient hoc pp. our MPs, so that he could also express our gratitude to them in front of the entire Sejm, from where he could be more willing to serve the Republic of Poland. Mr. Russian Voivode *) that in any expedition or need he will not fail to declare his love for his homeland, not only by himself in persona sua with the courage of his health and wealth in the difficult times of the Republic of Poland, but also by sending quite a large regiments of his men propriis sumptibus with decent war munitions, which the Polish Republic also suffered in this Prussian war, which he brought not only pro tempore himself when the induciae were expiring, but also carissimum pignus suum, his firstborn son, wanting to devovere patriae and train him in the service of the Republic of Poland, he brought with a certain group of knights, for this and so that thanks should be given from all the Republic of Poland, they will take care. 4. Great courage and courageous in periculis auimus IMci of the starosta of Kaluga *) cum discrimine vitae fortunarumgue many times in the service of the Republic of Poland, and even more so in the
>) Universal dated from the camp near Kwidzyn on August 30, 1635, C. Leop. 386 p. 2035. ') Stanisław Lubomirski. •) Łuka«i Żółkiewski, fi) P. fosow.