Part 4

Mci Jan Casimir, the hereditary king of Sweden, and our lord at the electionis sejm of the past Warsaw, appointed from the Land of Lwów. Their Mciów, Mr. Adam Dzierzek, cup-bearer of the Land of Sanok, and IMć, Mr. Marcin of Niedzielsk Madaliński, from the Land of Przemyśl, IMć, Mr. Franciszek Dubrawski, chamberlain of the Land of Przemyśl, and IMć, Mr. Karol Franciszek in Białoboki, Korniakta, from the land of Sanok, IMć, Mr. Stefan from Hoczew Bala, the standard-bearer of the Przemyśl land, and IMć, Mr. Andrzej from Nowotaniec, the cupbearer of the Lviv land, to whom we give such instructions. 2. In such confusion and misfortune that our beloved homeland is almost bent towards orphanage, we have one remedy, salutis nostrae, and our countries burning with enemy fire for the happy election of a new lord, and we had our heads at home, so that he, by whose hand kings take crowns and rule states, united the willing voices of all classes to nominate our new lord, the Most Serene Casimir the Swedish king and the Polish prince agreed, and with great joy in his majesty, I ask that with this new crown, which the Lord God himself entrusted to J. the king. Mci, and the happiness of long years and the reign of J. kr. He gave them, and then our homeland, a pleasant and welcome respite after the current defeat. Ex prima inauguratione, it is well known to himself that, just as the once valiant Julius seditionem exercitus uno verbo compescuit, he deigned to repulse and retreat from his first freshly unleashed will with a serious message, and to the end he will bear the labentem patriam in which he deigned to be born and raised as a father. Therefore, with humble submission and obedience to our devotion, they will winnow J. Kr. Mci Ich Mć pp. our envoys with the immortal glory of the crown. 3. First of all, they should be their Messrs. our deputies are efficere and to arrange that in posterum no one should dare to praeiudicare libertati of voivodeships and lands by any invented means, by holding private consultations and electing deputies extra palatinatum contra manifesta iura et consuetudines regni in lands that do not belong to them, and that none of those who would be there at the Sejm coronationis for the time being they appropriated the authoritatem insciis nobis to themselves, in the Chamber of Deputies the seats of the deputies elected by us from our voivodeship did not sit in accordance with the protest we made against it. And their husband Mr. Our deputies will appear immediately at the beginning of the Sejm and they will adhere to our intention in the IM circle, declared in toto, in which they are obliged to do so. 4. Providebunt Ich Mć pp. our MPs, that the respublica ineat rationem securitatis and praesidiarium militem should devise a non excedendo modum in numero army, and the MP J. kr. He wished to send virum magnae experientiae to the Turkish emperor named Rzptej, through whom he would send such damages rzptej et belli rationes inducat, which the rzptej suffered due to the Tartar hordes, for the same reason that the Zaporozhian Cossacks were defended seria animadversione during these years of invasions into the Turkish states, and this envoy should postulate that the rzpta could achieve justice. 5. They will be expostulated by their Messrs. our envoys to J. kr. He must not deign to promote any foreign titles, cavalry or confraternitates, as God wills of his reign, to the crown, and neither should he accept or use any foreign people ad consilia et dignitates, nor use them ad legationes et functiones publicas. senators authoritatem promoveat, without first giving room to anyone before them, there in consilio as well as in praerogativa and to cum officialibus et consiliariis regni without Ich Miow pp. resident senators nihil concludat and yes, to circa consilium Ich Mciow pp. he deigned to remain senators, in which pluralitatem sequi. 6. And in order for the Senate to have even greater authority, J. kr. Having chosen ex condigno meritorum for everyone, he should provide bread for all, and he would reform his royal court ex consilio, the senatus in everything, on his guard, so that, having ordained separate estates, he would not deign to burden his dining estates with any subsequent donations. 7. He did not deign to keep any foreign lords in his court, nor did he deign to grant nobility to anyone privato privilegio. 8. And as it became more intense, a significant periculum could occur over time, that secreta consilia ex senatus consulto at the sejms inscio tertio ordine, that is, of the chamber of deputies, used to occur, which later became common