czna J. kr. Mci p. n. ra. about the safety and well-being of this Republic of Poland, deliberating and perpes sollicitudo as omnimodam merentur gratitudinem, so for them Mr. envoys greeting and returning our faithful subjects with congratulations for good and happy health for long years of reign, humbled J. lir. They will give thanks. 3. It brought great joy to all citizens of the Crown, as well as to our voivodeship Benigna J. kr. We have facilitas in abandoning the fierce and already almost tense plan of the Turkish war at the request of the estates, declared and effectively confirmed by the dissolution of foreign troops, but that the intention of this war is again more extensive in the instruction of persuasion, we entrust to their gentlemen Messrs. to our deputies, that for the kindness of J. kr. After humbly thanking them, they immediately asked that J. kr. He did not want to have himself and the entire Republic of Poland in casum dare, but rather to stay with the declaration of the Republic of Poland once given and deigned to cogitare super nos cogitaliones pacis et non afflictionis, which would necessarily have to take place after declaring the Turkish war minor on our homeland and on us. Reputet J. kr. My merciful power and the power of almost all the East, at the beck of the Turkish Emperor, ready, not giving in to the false promises of foreigners, let him consider from the other border wall, from the sea, not everything a certain peace, in which we ourselves, J. the King. You must obey. In order for us to be even more sure of the much-needed peace, their Messrs. will try. MPs, that the Zaporozhian Cossacks should be detained in officio and that they should not dare to go to the sea under any circumstances, that this is absolutely omnes modos et rationes with the states of inibuntiny, that the peace with Turki secundum federa pacta should be stopped and that the voivodeships that allowed the war should be maintained, pp. Our MPs will not only not get involved in this themselves, but they will not allow any other conferences de bello of Tensivo or declarations, in which we give them a limitatissimam potestatem et fide reipublicae debita ligamus. 4. Present request J. kr. It is true that the fresh law anni millesimi sexcentesimi quaadragesimi tertii, which promoventes also long paenis de terra sandomiriensi non obliganda subiicit, ') is contrary to it, therefore pp. Our deputies not only do not have to engage in this matter themselves, but they also did not allow other voivodeships to be treated, in which we also give them a limitatissimam by our potestatum, 5. We regret that J. kr. With extremely unpleasant words, he deigned to present his instructions at these assemblies. The loyalty and warm kindness of our nations has always remained unimpeachable towards their masters, so when we take this into account, it is difficult for innocent and free nations not only to suffer graves, but also for sensitive benignissimi principis; «fficient pp. deputies, that Mr. Marshal and all the chamber named Rzptej asked J. kr. I want this not to happen in posterum, because as J. kr. My profession has gone beyond the saintly intention, so this zelus non nisi ab integerrimo, all the rights and freedoms of our optimorum civium lovers of animo, began as it ended and ended, retaining all the majesty of the Lord. 6. Should the Turkish Emperor bring us an ultra-war, a two-Sunday Sejm sine solennitatibus, upon the first certain information as soon as possible, is to be ordered as soon as possible and a popular uprising from this already two-Sunday Sejm is to be in the hands of J. the King. Let Mci remain sine divisione belli, and this is only in casu evidentissimi et infallibilis periculi. Also, the supplementum for the orders of the quartz army so that it remains in the service of the Polish Republic should be sought by the pp. deputies, abolishing themselves de modo with all voivodeships. 7. Disrupted past Sejms, although pitifully necessary for future times, remain a healthy and healthy image to avoid those that could have fallen on them due to the neglect of the discontinued Sejms of the Republic of Poland's affairs, a terrible inconvenientia, dabunt operam pp. deputies, that, God forbid, talem casum, the Republic of Poland could have been persuaded to take an ordinarium remedy from this Sejm, which if it had not come, or if this Sejm had not stood up, a securitas publica would have been devised at least pro tunc, for which we salvam laudi, the constitution from the previous Sejm of approbation for this Sejm had been preserved'), in casum not to persuade health care
I) Ibrabim. ') Vol. 1. IV, 66 vol. On not incurring debts to the Republic of Poland. ') Vol. 1. IV, 91 1. Lauda koronae and W. ks. Lit.