Part 1

All proventa, by the consent of the Republic of Poland, conferred on our kings and lords, belong to this Republic of ours, therefore all customs duties, both sea and land, not excluding the Pilavian one, the Gdańsk and Elbląg pound, tolls, mines and economics, and all other proventa belonging to the royal treasury and incurring ex vacantibus capitaneatibus et tenutis, which are now vacant and during the interregni vucabunt, we outsource it to pp. to our deputies, because we wish that these above-appointed proventus and mensae regiae belonging as vacantia, turned to the needs of the Republic, will remain until God willing, the future king will be newly crowned. And since we ourselves see that it is impossible for the Treasurer to verify his numbers perfectly during this convocation in such a short time, we commission Mr. our deputies, that this calculus should be for the information only of the Republic of Poland, and the verification itself, God willing, should be done by the treasurer at the next election by the treasury clerks. 5. At this time, the interregni power to provide security for Ukrainian castles in our voivodeship [should be] such as Lviv, Przemyśl, Sanok, so that ex aerario publico their securitas would be provided as best as possible, they will see this. our MPs, and for them, Mr. Ukrainian starostas have always resided in their castles according to ancient laws written about this, and they have been warned about this. At the same time, they will also agree on this Mr. Our envoys, God willing, may the future king be elected unanimously and freely, in pactis conventis with the past kings, to fortify the Ukrainian castles certum numerum and to specify the specifications of these castles. 6. Ad internam securitatem we believe that it is necessary to ensure that all simultates, rancors, odias and inter cives, including those that died during his lifetime. Mr. King. These, as well as those that would fall to the interregni at that time, the authority of this convocation was softened and discontinued, because in this case and danger, the homeland needs harmony and united love from all of us. For this reason, we kindly wish that the pax inter dissidentes de religione be observed as soon as possible. And that Mr. the brothers of the Greek religion complained at the previous assemblies and general assemblies and now about their great praeiudicia, which suffer in terms of their freedoms and privileges and the deduction of certain beneficiorum, we entrust to Messrs. to our envoys to provide for this sufTicientissime, so that the Greek religion in all its exorbitancies and grievances would be satisfied. 7. All books and files in the Crown which are opened according to the universal authority of the Archbishop of Gniezno, so that they have suura robur et valorem, and which are not open to the authority of this convocation, are opened for records and extracts. Moreover, both land and town books should be opened, provided that the starosta did not enter the starosty office and take an oath, and no susceptibilities were made, only extracts of given entries and decrees were taken out in these towns. 8. Lauda of all private lands of Lviv, Przemyśl and Sanok to be approved, and since the citizens of the land of Lviv decided to laudum the land of Lviv beforehand anta incidentiam of this sejmik propter securitatem of these dangers and to curb domestic wantonness, we want it to be as important as if it was decided here together at the same sejmik, because they did it out of their own will and great need. Their Bridge. 9. The pacta conventa should be preserved and preserved with all our neighbors, and we see it as a right thing for the Archbishop, as the primas authoritate of the states gathered at the convocation, to announce to all neighbors with whom only the neighborhood and the pact exist. 10. The Warsaw convocation took place during the interregna and the Warsaw hood during the same convocation after the death of the late. Mr. Zygmunt III, so that it would be summarized in toto de verbo ad verbum, absque ulla interpretatione et declaratione and so that it would be entered in volumen legum, we commission Mr. to our MPs. 11. The security of these dangerous times is to be brought to us by pp. an afterword for future times, which was devised by the Prussian expedition in anno millesimo sexcentesimo trigesimo quinto, in the manner of the Poznań and Kalisz voivodeships. And if a general uprising seems to be necessary, then, having abolished the other forces, they are to allow it. our representatives, according to the consent of all. 12. And if it comes to taxes in the Republic of Poland, then Mr. our representatives will give the amount corresponding to the two of them, or whatever the agreement of all will be they will allow, apart from these present subsidia, which we have persuaded ourselves et in privato nostro laudo, they have described the land of Lviv as having one hundred Usars, two hundred Cossacks, two hundred infantry, having appointed Captain Usarski WIMcia, Mr. Mikołaj, Count in Ostrorog, cup-bearer of the Crown, and the Cossack Land, Mr. Stanisław Kowalski, Lviv Tablet, and Mr. Kołek, IMć infantry of Mr. Jan Czermiński. In the Przemyśl region, many people also appointed the captains of the Usar banner IMci, Mr. Jan of Pleszowice, Fredro, judge of the Przemyśl land, and in the Cossacks, Mr. Mikołaj Gzurył and Mr. Marcin Magdaleński, and in the infantry, Mr. Alexander Sieciński. In the Sanok land, one and a half dozen Cossack horses, having designated the captain of the IMć, Mr. Andrzej Pobydziński, and we placed all these banners under the authority of the Crown cup-bearer of the IMć as a colonel. 13. Because it was not enough of the points that we had submitted to in pactis conventis. to the king IMci Władysław Czwarły, then they should try to obtain it. Our deputies make every effort to ensure that everything that was agreed at the last election and that was written in other old confederations and old and recent hoods comes in realem executionem, whatever the exorbitancy may be, namely in distributiva iustitia, in which the exorbitatum is maxime, because it is not according to the laws in pactis conrentis described, but by corruption plus offerentium, favors, respects^ not only aetate et discretione vigentibus, but also to those who did not know this ordinance, the voivodeship understood this to contribute also to this point to the former oath of the king of the Immaculate Conception, described in the law, that kunc panem bene meritorum not because of gifts and gifts, nor because of the favor or respect with which he will spend these vacancies, but according to the fact that it is in pactis conventis has been described. And this is happening due to the promotion of pp. sealers, then also Their Miom pp. the sealers to have such an oath attached to their old oath so that it would be de verbo ad verbum, the Messrs. will try to obtain it. afterword. 14. And it is a right and necessary thing for our province to include in the same oath of the king to them the point that it will not hide foreigners in its rooms or manors, nor will it consilia inire with them, nor will it send them to foreign lords in legations, which is very serious to their people. we commission it to MPs. 15. Disciplina militaris is well known to everyone as it is necessary for military expeditions, and although strict regulations are written about it, soldiers are less concerned about it, as in the process of getting out of the station as well as during the transition, they cause great harm and exaggerations to poor people, where almost the heavens are pierced by gemitus pauperum and hence, a vindicta against the army is common. subsequi. Then Their Lord Mr. our MPs have inire modum, having put up with their brothers Messrs. senators as well as from Their Miami pp. deputies, so that certa quota is persuaded both in the pay and in the stations, and paena is to be marked for transgressores legis et constitutionis severior, namely those who run away from the banners in various villages and towns, taking out money stations, even though they never think about staying there, because this is a great harm and burden for the nobility and their subjects, because they have redeemed themselves in one way others come with a banner. And so that they could not become more than two banners in one estate, under the faults described in the law, even those tenancies in which a soldier had his post and lien remained free from passing troops. And since it is necessary ad disciplinam militarem for the captains to live next to the banners, we entrust this task to Mr. our envoys, that during the war, especially in the camps, they should always live next to their banners, exceptis legitimis causis et vera infirmitate, which they must prove iustis documentis for both of them. And whoever fails to do this once admonished is to be punished with the same guilt which is now to be learned during this convocation. And if it comes to recruiting foreign troops, then they have a provider from their husband. our envoys, that the number of foreign troops should be much smaller than that of the Polish ones. 16. In such a sudden danger, it is right for the Prince of Brandeburg to declare his love for our country as a feudatarius of this government, so they will make a request.