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license and the Cossack rebellion, it was considered right to receive gratitude and thanks from all classes, so that this generosum peclus of love itself against the homeland exposed to all kinds of dangerous situations, could take even greater stimulos ex noslra gratitudine to the service of the Republic of Poland. 6. We, as pacificatori Reipublicae, thank His Majesty, as pacificatori Reipublicae, for the peace concluded during the period of twenty and six years with the recuperation of the Prussian province, and we not only allow them to approve these pacts, but also their Messrs. We seriously entrust this to our deputies so that an anti-omnia approval pactorum could be made right at the beginning of the Sejm, through which the port of Pilawski and Elbląk could be left in the hands of the enemies in cautellam until the next Sejm and could be collected as soon as possible, and if anyone was found, which we do not understand, to want to deny it, they would oppose the omnibus viribus and not proceed to anything, until what already exists and from J. kr. Mci p. n. m. and from pp. The commissioners of the previous Sejm appointed and treated were signed and the diplomatibus was confirmed, and that was quite a success. 6. From the instructions of J. kr. Mci having understood that the good of the table.1. kr. The iniquiitate temporum are so devastated and diminished that they are not only pro dignitate regla, but also pro necessitate table J. kr. Mci cannot be treated, for Lego we entrust it to pp. to our deputies to come together with all the voivodeships and look for ways to achieve rationibus of the word and the burdens of J. kr. Mci cum dignitate publica conium-tis with the consent of all consuleres, in which they will make urgent efforts to ensure that the constitutions of both the coronationis and of the previous Sejm and all other matters concerning the goods of the table of J. kr. Those who, after the previous Sejm, according to the council, did not hand over any of these properties, were also brought to execution and later subjected to de incompatibilibus restrictions. 7. We understood that, according to the treasury computers, it was necessary to show a certain sum in the crown treasury at that time and to place certain retainers to be paid or withdrawn from the treasury. and with the consent of the two members at the previous general assembly to pay the army as agreed, and with the subsidy in taxes of the voivodeships and lands from them according to the previous unissued resolutions, we also owed the old debt to the soldier of the Moscow expedition and other burdens of the Republic of Poland, in which we and pp. Our deputies from the Sejm, having returned from the Sejm, were sure of their reports, which is why we must have had great admiration when, at our Wisnian Sejmik, in a summary of information from the Treasurer of the Crown sent to them, it was concluded that, as usual, we owe an old debt to both the Muscovite and the quartz soldiers, so as gifts to the Tatars and Cossacks. Zaporowskie, also for the completion of fortresses PLN. six times one hundred thousand seventy and two and six hundred guilty. Since it has been deduced to us that some voivodeships, in accordance with the resolution of the Sejm, have neither co-equalized with us in taxes nor fulfilled this obligation, and some have not paid anything prorsus, that is why they should try to do so. our envoys, and without acceding to any action, so that this coequacy would stand in opposition to those who retained it and did not deliver it, it was committed that we should hold the Republica aequalit in una eademąe and not bear one another's burdens. From this tax computer we understood that from these retentions, which IMć considered certain, and from the taxes passed at the previous Sejm at the Radom tribunal, we could not get more than eighty thousand, which is why we commissioned Mr. to our deputies to support this and to look for all kinds of ways to recover these retentores from the treasury, and the paenae for retentores of public contributions were tightened and the method of execution was agreed upon, and the starosts were to carry out execution from such sub paenis contra negligentes officiales sancitis according to ancient laws. Therefore, in order to collect and pay fair taxes, it is very necessary for the tax collectors to activate the sub paena banitionis ad instantiam cuiusvis in the city. And those who chose taxes ex laudo praelerito at the particular assembly