pisses in listing the Cossacks from hereditary estates. And these Mr. and Mrs. the commissioners who, when completing these treaties near Zbaraż, gave their consent to Mr. Potocki for a certain amount, that it should be bought ex hoc obsidio from Tatar, so that it would be fides eliberated, will make efforts of Mr. Potocki. our MPs. 16. The courage of the noble knights at Zbaraż, which is etiam apud invidum, draws great gratitude and rewards, therefore the crown estates have agreed to the quarter of the donation and to the larger sum donated, and their Lordship will not be responsible for this. our envoys, to which the Korsun army is also to belong. 17. Tempore expeditionis publicae for the pacta cum scitu et consilio totius equestris ordinis to be carried out at this time as it is very necessary, and it will be done later pp. our envoys must stay at bay urgently. 18. Rem monetariam we commission curae IchMciów pp. our envoys in abolition with all estates. 19. That IchMci pp. The brothers of the Greek religion complained at previous assemblies and general assemblies, and now they complain about their great praeiudicia in terms of freedoms and privileges and, apart from some benefits, so we entrust to their brothers Messrs. to our envoys to ensure that this is sufficientissime, so that the Greek religion will be satisfied in all its exorbitancies and grievances. 20. The action of the previous Sejm remains in fresh memory, which, since Mr. Members of Parliament were seriously supported, we urgently order it. 21. In order for the homeland to remain calm on all its walls, the Swedish Commission, at the expense and munificence of Jkr. Those who claim to be vacant will appear as soon as possible and without burdening the treasury. And from Hungary, since the commission has been submitted more than once and has not yet come to fruition, they will be asked by Messrs. our envoys, that the king, having preceded them by his letters in this regard, namely regarding time, place and sending commissioners from the other side of the emperor IMci and the prince of Transylvania, deigned to depute them to this commission, quorum interest, so that it would be brought to fruition, and in quantum that this commission would not take place so quickly, we ask Jkr. He asks for letters both to the Emperor of Rome and to the Prince of Transylvania, so that justice can be brought to justice for the robbers abroad. 22. This is not a minor detriment to our rights and freedoms that the sernitus consutla are interfering in matters pertinent to the Sejm, so that this will not happen later and they will be reminded of their vacancies. afterword. 23. It is a dangerous thing that when their Mr. senators and residents were not discouraged from the advice of H. Kr. They only want to take paucorum subiectorum ad consilia, so they will reserve it for later. afterword. 24. If there is anything more right, then our circle also considers that, as many of their men and their own men in the siege of Zbarava, by standing at their quarters, should be of great help in the defense of the Polish army, so it is also right that, for the satisfaction and merits of their service after the siege of Zbarava, these same men should belong to the people of the Polish state, which would be obtained from the crown estates. It was possible for them to see this. our MPs; also, so that their Lordships may be reassured who, with fide reipublicae security during the interregni, led mercenary banners at their own expense. 25. The citizens of the lands have long been accustomed to evil impulses and effects in testimonium meritorum IMci Mr. Stadnicki, chamberlain of Sanok, who de hac republica bene meritus from himself and his noble parent, and that will begin to be their Mci Mr. Stadnicki. our envoys ask Jkr. May he deign to have a loving eye for such significant merits. 26. The greatest consolation of any kind, where many worthy people find a just remuneration from it, just as ours has the same now, when so much is pressed in the hope of one's great virtue et fidei reipublicae expressed to that which is the greatest remuneration in our homeland, in the jewel of the nobility. First, if this Mr. Claudius Arpin de Parpere a) shows his bravery at Zbaraż shown by one of their Mciow Mr. regimental service, their Lordship will not be responsible for this. our deputies that he should be allowed indigenat, adding that ad tertiam progeniem incapax he should be officiorum et benefieiorum of the rzptej. And Mr. Ubald needs an even greater favor for this. 27. Treat
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