Part 38

preceding, let us unanimously choose their Mciów pp. our envoys, their Lord Mr. Jakub Sobieski, cup-bearer of the Crown of Krasnystaw, the starosta of Jaworów, Mr. Stanisław Boniface from W. Kuńczyce, Mniszek of Lviv, etc. starosta of the Lviv region; Mr. Jakub Maksymilian Fredro from Fleszowice, chamberlain of the Przemyśl Land, Mr. Franciszek Dubrawski, mayor of Przemyśl from the Przemyśl Land; Mr. Stefan Bala and Mr.... Ulióski from the Sanok region, to whom we gave the following instructions: 2. They will thank the humility of J. kr. These gentlemen, our envoys, in giving our faithful subordination for these deliberations which J. kr. He never ceases to care about the safety of our country and the country entrusted to us by God. This was caused by sollicita cura, dexteritas et prudentia Ich Mciów pp. hetmans that the army, which had been in the service of the border for so long, did not come to the harmful alliance with the Republic of Poland and that such a significant victory was obtained thanks to the tenderness and courage of the wanton groups of Zaporozhian Cossacks and their harmful plans against our homeland were primed, therefore, in facie, the Reipublicae will express our gratitude to them. 3. They will also thank their parents who, out of their willingness and their people, came to serve Rzpita, as well as all the knights who bravely and willingly carried their health for their homeland against the promiscuous will of the Cossacks, recommending the merits of their King. Mci and Rzpitej. And since the constitution anni millesimi sexcentesimi septimi about mayors does not come to execution, we should ask J. Kr. It is necessary for the execution to be brought to the mayor's office and not to include judicial or non-judicial elderships, but to be distributed to well-deserving people of the knighthood of the Rzpita, salvis modernis possessoribus, without, however, blocking the way to other vacancies and ad quasvis dignitates to deserving people. 4. It was advised that, on the advice of Messrs. of the councils of both nations, the Sejms were submitted, for this reason, deliberations were always submitted according to the old order and custom on the part of the Sejm and on the issues of the Sejm matters to the senior members of parliament. senators were sent from the chancellery, some of whom were senators did not have it before this Sejm, therefore efficient to pp. deputies, so that the deliberatoria would then simply reach their conclusions and the Sejms would be convened according to the old procedure. Also, sejmik lists should be sent back to the towns early and sent from the towns. 5. Soldiers who have been in the military service for so long, so that fair and effective payment may be received, that plurrimum reipublicae expedit, for this purpose the pp will make every effort. our deputies, so that after making sufficient calculations after hearing the tax number, they will take much of what they deserve from past taxes ad rationem and much more is owed to them, the rest will be paid to them, as such taxes will allow and all other voivodeships will agree to. However, if other upper voivodeships allowed this payment to the soldier, not wages, but lower ones, Mr. However, our deputies will allow them to be issued according to past customs and the levies applicable to the mayor. And the collectors of Lviv in Lviv, Przemyśl in Przemyśl and Sanok collectors in Sanok are to be elected on two Sundays after the Sejm. To which taxes passed for this payment shall be added all the additamenta that were passed to pay the soldier in anno millesimo sexcentesimo decimo tertio. And if the constitutions had not been printed so quickly, then Mr. Our deputies will be obliged to bring to us the attestation of such taxes to the election of tax collectors by the Marshal of Parliament, either by themselves or through their writings, and deliver them to the towns. Having also stipulated that the commissioners of the autoritate conventus should be responsible for this payment and that Messrs. the deputies of his company with them in the draft who were the registrar fairly and conscientiously served the pp. The tenants of officers and soldiers swore an oath after giving their fair registers. And this payment to the army, according to the old mode and custom, is to be paid nowhere else but in Lviv, but to which payment, since a lot of money is due in aequali republica in the taxes of all voivodeships, it is therefore in no way possible to depart from it. 6. It was stipulated by common law that a soldier sine scitu et consensu ordinum should not be enlisted and his service was prorogued. However, since not enough is happening for this law, efficient to pp. Members of Parliament by restricting the constitution to nullo oolore et praetextu such obligations (nisi exigenle summa necessitale and with the permission of these pp. senators to whom lists of deliberatoriae are sometimes sent) were happening. And when the consent of Mr. senators will stand so that the king would deign to intimate the IMć et necessitatetn hanc Reipublicae and the consent of the IMds in the city and bring it to everyone's attention. However, if any expedition or military supplement were to come, we would be the district soldier to conduct the expedition. And if anyone, contrary to the clear law of privata authoritate, dares to make such debts and then pay them de proprio and compensate those who suffered from them, he should be sub paena peculatus, and every forum in the Sejm ad instantiam instigatoris, and super instigator negligenlem, if he did not support it, he should also be paena peculatus. 7. Much of the entire Republic of Poland belongs to the defense of Ukraine, which cannot be sufficiens from quartz money and other ordinary taxes, therefore omnes rationes inibunt pp. envoys, that a thorough praesidium or supplement to the quartz army be prepared against all pagan plans, and they should not come without it or without soldier's pay. 8. The Cossack recklessness, which brings great dangers to the Polish Republic and gives the pagans an opportunity to go to war, is suppressed by the grace of God and the tenderness of the war leaders and the courage of the knights, so they should try to the deputies and other voivodeships should look for ways to take away all the places that they had previously held as beneficio Reipubhcae, burn them down and not give them any insignia and re-edit their masters without giving them the title ad obsequium again. However, for the registrars, the rents and works should be waived, so that they would serve under our captains, and if the Republic of Poland ever needed their services, through the commissioner J. kr. Zaporozhye was also governed and governed by our people of noble class, whose wages were to be agreed upon at the Sejm inibunt rationes. However, in all this, if all classes agree, and the media will be chosen as the healthiest way to curb their licenses and ad delendum of the Cossack name, then Mr. the envoys will come and ask for a sufficient inquisition of these extradited Cossacks..If people of the nobility were to join in this license and to comply with the commonwealth's advice and help, and if any such people were found, they would be tried et iuxta eondignum and punished. 9. We have one thing certain about the friendship of the Muscovite people, who are very interested in the castles given over by the treaties of the Republic of Poland, therefore we wish that the castles there should be marked praesidiis condignis with the inscription of the property there, so that commissioners from the Sejm should be appointed who, in accordance with the Constitution, would be anni millesimi sexcentesimi decimi third and others, ordination after St. p. the king IMci') brought to effect and provided these castles with all kinds of solicitation. 10. The commission to delimit the Rzpita estate from the Moscow borders, which has not yet been successful, will be requested by J. kr. It is important that the delimitation be reassessed again and that the delimitation takes place so that this enemy does not have any reason to attack us. 11. The Livonian castles, which remain in possessione nostra so that they can have their praesidia from the taxes of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania, who do not pay our army, will try to afterword. 12. Maritime duty, which we see as a great need for the Government ad omnia inguentia pericula from the pagans, which we need almost quotannis exercitus opponere, as well as adomnes imminentes necessitates and our respite from constant taxes, so that it can be brought to fruition and put into its proper control, we entrust to Mr. to our envoys, having warned them to sine praeiudicio iurium et privilegiorum, if they received any valid et legittime, without any difficulties or misleading us with foreign states, et secundum certam quotam, which is to be the lightest reinforced Reipublicae cederet at that time. Which, when it is incorporated into its club, we are not responsible for what our previous assembly agreed to in vim gratitudinis J. kr. For two years he goes to the treasury of J. kr. The rocks were rotated, and after two years of descent, all of them were returned to Rzpita. On whose duties and under the possession of J. kr. Mcci