') Jan Mikołaj Danitowicz they will have to hand over such registers to the marshal, which the city sine salario is to accept. 8. And since in the collection of these taxes, payment of debts and other duties of the office of the treasurer, we recognize great sensitivity, work and dexleritatem of the Treasurer of the Crown to the detriment of health and private substance, as well as from these funds sent to us to the sejmik, we therefore wish that they also be recognized for their other brave merits and services of the Republic and for these works his office from the Republic of Poland and from His Majesty the King. Mci should have won the award, yes, and we'll entrust it to Mr. to our deputies, so that when recommending the merits of J. kr. The MCs thanked them at the next Sejm. And since we see that these old crown rights are being damaged, that the taxes adopted have been taken out of the IMci's disposal, so we should try to get it done by Mr. the deputies are to ensure that this in posterum, when it comes to taxes, does not apply and that the old laws regarding the office of His Majesty remain in suo robore and that whatever he voluntarily gave up, he refuses to do so, instabunt pp. Members to re-assume it as a matter of duty. 9. We also see this as a great praeudicium of His Majesty, the Chamberlain of the Crown, that in accordance with the law, the Crown Estates, having heard to His Majesty at the previous Sejm the accounts of past taxes by the deputies of both the Senate and the Deputies' Circle, which was made in the Senate as well as in the Parliamentary Circle, did not want to give them a receipt, taking some of this into account. voivodeships to the sejmiks to the brethren, which happened against the law and the old custom, with great regret to the MCI, who, due to his duty to hold an office not elsewhere, should have delegated one thing to the Sejm rationes, and this sending to the sejmiks would have to be at the expense of the Republic of Poland and at a considerable expense to the MCI, and this thing would be harmful to the Sequelia if it were to be justified and reddendas rationes of his cabinet from sejmik to sejmik and had to travel and send, for this procurabunt is pp. our deputies, so that according to the bill agreed with the law, submitted at the previous sejm, the receipt was given to His Majesty and no such bill was drawn later at the particular sejmiks. 10. Although we understand that we should be greatly burdened in this respect, that so many divisions for the three lands of Lwów, Przemyśl and Sanok to be paid from our taxes by the previous Sejm were marked and diverted with great burden from us, but it is a greater afficit for us that many minor voivodeships have a smaller number of soldiers from the Sejm commission ordained, in this respect, by a resolution they did not do enough to obtain their consent and, in accordance with the resolution of the Sejm, they did not appear at all, in order to be very aggressive - Tatos understands, we entrust Mr. MPs to take the time before Mr. Our envoys argued that if the voivodeships and lands were not done enough for this, and having understood the calculations, many people or groups would not pay as they should, and the tax that was supposed to be spent on this soldier would be left to them, if the rest showed up, it would be efficient, without coming to a conclusion, that co-execution with the others would take place and this sum would be transferred to the crown treasury, so that The treasurer, taking the rest as well as the rest from those who did not pay the old debt approved at the previous Sejm, collected the rest of the contribution, took out all the retrenchments, paid the troops as well as other debts and freed the Republic from these burdens. And if there are any taxes, with the consent of all, we allow them to be rented plus the offerenti, other taxes are not applicable. the messengers are not to bring us. 11. To what does the incoming money from the Kurfisht IMci ^) belong, so that it can be collected and transferred to the treasury, or so the soldiers will be given assignments there, they will take care of it. 12. We wish the newly reclaimed Prussian castles and fortresses to be provided with praesidiis, for which we understand that it is necessary for the inhabitants of Żuławy, who should keep praesidii in Malbork, to do their duty enough. 13. Citizens of the land of Livonia, our brothers, over whom we have a rightful compass and pity, for the sake of keeping J. the King. As they and the Republic of Poland lose their wealth and wealth, and they must be eitorres patria for so long, we wish them to be grateful to all, and since the great and spacious
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