Part 4

IMć pp. from the land of Lviv, IMć, Mr. Mikołaj Ostrog, cup-bearer of the crown, and IMć, Mr. Marek Sobieski, starosta of Krasnystaw, from the land of Przemyśl, Mr. Andrzej Maxymilian from Pleszowice, Fredro, from the land of IMć, Mr. Jan Wojakowski, secretary of the king, IMć, from the land of Sanok, IMć, Mr. Jan Adam from Zmigrod Stadnicki, chamberlain of Sanok, and IMć Mr. Hieronim from Tęczyn Ossoliński, the staroste of Zydaczów, gave such instructions to them. 2. As with other Crown Estates, our Ruthenian Voivodeship is inaugurated by J. Kr. As you, God bless the happily chosen lord, expressed your opinion not controversially but faithfully and willingly, so now the royal throne is benevolently granted to those who occupy the throne with the submission of faithful subordination, so that this rzplta, God bless you, after having fought the terrible nomini interregnorum for as long as possible, can enjoy the good and happy lordship in old age. 3. Because prima tempora of the reign of J. kr. These people were so confused that it was only by J. Kr. My sick motherland can recover, so I will humbly pray to you, Mr. our deputies, with the consent of the conventus electionis for the popular movement of J. kr. With his last tendrils, sine divisione belli, having summoned all of us to war, he himself, in his persona, could move as quickly as possible wherever there was need. This will be supported by Messrs. our envoys, without proceeding to anything else first. 4. However, we understand that a popular movement is necessary to ensure that Mercenarius Miles, as many as possible, can be obtained in the presence of the MPs. the hetmanach was moving towards this enemy with his order. To which pacificandae reipublicae media cum ea facultate IMć pp. Our deputies will pay attention to what uniform consent there will be among all classes. 5. The taxes of the government and the people of the district will see this in order for the salva coaequatione to be adopted. deputies and that the abiurata and desertata (not including the former desertata, apart from those that exist according to the law) in electing them would be taken over in those voivodeships in which hostilis grassabatur manus was still in place. 6. Although most of the war reinforcements will be planned by the fatherland, external auxilia, which may be ex coniunctione armorum with Moscow, will seem to be of great help, in which all states will agree. our MPs. 7. Our assembly understands this not only when cannon regiments will be sent by the provinces in publicum, but that for the entire purpose of subduing the will of the peasants, military people will be recruited in the provinces filled with this peasant rebellion, propter securitatem the accommodation of the citizens returning to their homes, pp will contribute to this. afterword. What can the regional assemblies bring us from the coronationis sejm, so that we can better convince ourselves and them to defend our private voivodeship better? For which money is needed the most, they will try to obtain the approval of the laudorum of our lands ratione currentis pylon. afterword. 8. Since the nobility on their estates bears the burden of these dangers, it is right that the cities should also contribute to this, so they will contribute to this together with all the estates of the Polish People's Republic. envoys to send the royal cities and towns, according to the proportion of their wealth, one, three, one hundred, two hundred foot soldiers to this war, being that they and their Messrs. the clergy will allow this in their cities out of love for their country. Namely, about the chosen one, so that they will find this person in good order, according to King Stephen's ordinance. afterword. 9. The fact that much of the entire city of Lviv should be improved will be contributed by pp. our envoys to the Crown Estates, so that this city with a castle, giving it a rightful praesidium according to Kamieniec, as the best fortified, would be Ukże and Przemyśl with Sanok. 10. If anyone, then the Prince Charles Ferdinand owes all his support for this war storm, not with banners, but with whole regiments from His Majesty the King. War reinforcements were sent to them. Therefore, our assembly considers it right to owe this love to the Prince IMci against the council and in the future encourages the penes dispositon of the King IMci to leave the power to the Prince IMci to confer the two abbeys ex primis vacantibus. 11. The obvious services and losses undertaken for the beloved homeland of Prince IMci Wiśniowiecki, the voivode of our Ruthenia, have been manifested, and he is as opposed to this service as he wishes and promised to himself in the best of his son.