in the summer, Ich Mciow passed the Lviv commission at great expense and untimely, of which Ich Mciów, one of them, the lord of Krakow, being a praesen in the camp, encouraged the spirit of those knights to see the defects in the Uzplta's treasury and wait calmly for their payment, which had not yet been received by that time. The second one, the voivode of Bratislava *), did the same in Lviv with military deputies. Thanking their Mci pp. commissioners. They are worthy of the thanks of their great Lord Mr. commissioners for military pay appointed by the Sejm, who contributed greatly to the successful end of this commission, especially since the supplendo absentiam of their other men, who, having taken it upon themselves, did not appear for this commission, and therefore the smaller their attendance, the greater the costs and time they had to endure. 4. Senatus consulta vacancy et incómpatibilia. Sticking to the common law forward pp. our MPs will demand rationes senatus consultorum from Ich Mciow pp. resident senators, who, if all continue as they should reside, will find out that the negligentibus paenas are described in the law as an urgebunt and that they can be applied where their right wanted to have them efficiently, and will also demand vacancies when they are distributed, observing incompatibililate and, if there is any, against whom, against the tea.u paenas legum urgebunt. 5. Considering the payment of pp. soldiers. Our voivodeship believes that there is nothing more right than to pay the wages deserved in the army of the Republic of Poland, which treats the fatherland in the same way as it befits its good sons, waiting untimely and to its own detriment to the deserved man, after all it is left in obsequio, while planning the payment, they will try to get thanks as well. our deputies, in deciding on the payment, will agree to the consent of all estates, but de genere et modo they will take the taxes for themselves on the sejm after the sejm, which they will bring to us on a few Sundays after the sejm. Having also thought about the fact that the army would not serve on the border for the time being, so that we would not hold parliament so often et interim novas rationes coquirendae peccuniae inibunt ab exoticis mercibus, so that we could have money for the army without contributions, and especially the duty on those nitrates that go against the law extra regnum, also on Wallachian nitrates, from Wallachian chabans and multáós, from tame sheep, from tame salt, honey, wine, potash and whatever comes to the Crown from those lands. 6. Coevacation in taxes and methods of augendi erarii. For more effective payment in the army, there was an urgent rebellion of the pp. coaequation deputies in taxes both past and those adopted at the previous Sejm; there they will learn other retentions, which such large treasury has shown in previous accounts, are being liquidated. This payment includes that the quarter from Bytom and Lemburk should also be returned ex bonis reformationi subiectis, in addition, ut efficax ratio ineatur, that the Prussian canon should be returned to them, so that other provisions of the Republic of Poland are put in their control, especially that the constitutions about the composition should be submitted to the execution office and that per privatas largitiones proventu of this Republic was not diminished, sharpening its punishments against those nemine prorsus excepto who dared to send to Hungary for wine, as well as those who, against the law, transported smaller barrels and spent more than six Sundays in warehouses sub paena mille marcarum in foro castrensi competenti ad cuiusvis instantiam repetenda. And Jews who would dare to go to Hungary to buy wine and trade in it, as well as in horses, are to be punished according to the old law "paena turris" et cofiscationibus bonorum. And IMć, Mr. Treasurer, is guilty sine delectu personarum plus offerenti, as long as he leases to the nobleman. And since customs duties and quarters are almost lost because everyone covers themselves with servitorates, and foreign merchants also use privilegios serving only the former incolis, it is because these merchants, from those cities that have a libertate, under their names bring those to whom they do not serve libertates to the Crown and cover them with their libertates, so they also sell people of nobility After all, merchants already conduct mercimonia for diminution of customs duties under their own name, and there are merchants who, having bought a property in the city, are free to go and apply for it. Members of Parliament have to
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