which is to defend us the King of the Lord and also belongs to our beloved homeland, as our lands were also bloody in this general movement, along with other people from different provinces, and even though everything was not to our taste a), we did not deserve such a depressi nominis of the general movement by the instructions of J. the Crown. Title holders, for which our rightful regret will be felt by Mr. and Mrs. our envoys to the majesty of J. kr. Mcci. 4. If, at any time, a general uprising were to come, it would be a serious cavendum, so that it would be organized early and in full accordance with the old laws, and so that the voivodeships would not be prevented from doing so by any recruitment of servants. And if there are cadukes on this occasion of the popular uprising, their guards will belong to the tribunal, except for those ordered for those who did not come to the camp, because this is nullitati omnino ma subiacere. 5. The most important thing now is to calm down our homeland, so that the payment of the army is planned, which cannot be possible without taxes, and therefore, having first recognized the fair debt from the actual cost of the banners and the number of soldiers under them, now non obstante commissione in Lviv, illegitime expedita, inibunt modos with all the de ratione taxes of their Lordship. our afterwords, but sola, starting with this, is a coaequatione. And since the most correct one is not in summa but in ratione of taxes, pp will see this. our MPs, so that from the spigot sum by their Mciów Messrs. the Wielkopolska voivodeships of our brothers gathered in this coequation were not included, because it would be included in the special tax compilation of the Republic of Poland. And that IchMć Mr. The inhabitants of Sanok showed that both during the interregni and now they spent more taxes than in other lands, so whatever is shown ex coequatione of the excessively spent taxes should be accepted pro parato in the present. Their Majesty, Mr. and Mrs., will be keen to ensure that our countries destroyed by the soldier are respected in coequatione. our MPs. 6. We were sure about the love of the upper voivodeships, that they would take into account the devastation of our Russian voivodeships and the losses of citizens, where with our fortunes and health we have now made a serpens to Their Mother, that they will want to express their brotherly love towards us and our homeland, which is an ultra coequationem so necessary to the homeland. We look forward to this brotherly love from their clerical state, our brothers, who, if not altiori titulo, would willingly contribute to this duty, being also our brothers in the nobility, being sacrorum praesides et administratores, the greatest of which will now be the ratio, for which they will seriously ask. our deputies* 7. The commission, which was to meet in Lviv in recognition of debts incurred in fidem publicam according to the constitutional intention of the Sejm coronationis, was to meet there in Warsaw through deputies from the Senate and the Polish circle. It belongs to the army to pay them again. commissioners to Lviv were deputies for the recognition there of a real computer and registers of banners, where there were immediately arrested for the military merits of both our nation and foreign people, on military pay, not only to be judged by military judges, but also to have them judged by military judges. the commissioners also appointed two deputies from among themselves, who and justice would not be delayed by complaints against Mr. of the marching soldiers will do what their Lordships will consistently demand. afterword. 8. In every good Republic of Poland praemium bene meritos, and paena sequitur deląuentes, which hangs a disciplina militari, then their Lordship. Our deputies, uniting themselves with their counterparts, will, together with all the chambers of deputies, ask the king of the deputies, through you, the marshal of deputies, for the disciplina militaris to be enforced and for our lands to be freed from the present unbearable burdens caused by the unrestrained soldier. And since there were often such bands that called themselves voluntarily and invaded noble manors, cavendo first, to prevent such letters from the crown chancellery from fading, in order to conclude a way and make it slower, they will put serious effort into it, Mr. our deputies, and that they should be judged according to the law and not face exempta. But the most effective disciplina militaris always remained with the hetman's authority,
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