with the Crown on the head of the Lord, our troubled homeland, having barely spent some time in persona sua regia, courageously and happily, by the grace of God, has honored them from the visible danger and fall, and so far has perpeti sollicitudine of the whole and its safety, as a loving father, he has not stopped considering, they will humbly thank their Lordship, Mr. Our MPs congratulate J. kr. and his long happy reign. Mci, asking him to understand whatever was needed to help her, out of his high regard, mercifully deigned to adhibere, both in accordance with ancient laws and with all residency, seeking sound advice, and generously granting the goods of the Republic to distinguished people pro meritis cuiusque, and generously granting them to people worthy of His service. Mci and the rzpltej will be encouraged and the inopia publica and the majority of sublerari may. 3. We order securitatis rzptej on all sides cum plenaria potesta fidei et prudentiae pp. to our deputies, both to invent methods of perfect remission of the intestinorum dissidiorum, as well as to insure the crown borders, partly per renovationem foederum with adjacent monarchs and with others through treaties, and partly, if it understood the need for it, they will. 4. In casu gravioris periculi, we give permission to the common militia sine divisione belli in accordance with the ancient laws and customs of the Crown, which is to be perfectly worded in all its points so that the defense of the homeland can be carried out as safely as possible, in which they will combine with other voivodeships, and the one that seems to be the healthiest and best way will be they will undertake taiationem fundorum in accordance with the former statute for better order and comparison. 5. The payment to the army should be complete and effective as soon as possible, inibund rationes with all the measures to which they are to be directed. clergy, our MPs will ask for the considerable amount of money they have contributed pro suo in patriam amore. 6. They will also ask why the forced arrests were not carried out and they will bring them to execution, so where the money deposited for them goes and which is with the collectors, so that it remains there until the decision of the Sejm. 7. Salaria pp. commissioners for the Swedish treaties marked1) that they cannot augeri from the common treasury, they will ask J. kr. Mci pp. envoys, that he would kindly take it upon himself, and use his persuasion as your lord. undertake to perform this function at your own expense, providing them with a quick and abundant reward from the goods at your disposal falling to their mothers etiam in absentia. 8. The same way to make J. kr. We humbly ask you to be with those who deigned to take egationes publieas obibunt, and for the reception of envoys from neighbors coming from the treasury of the Polish government, a commission is to be given to tantisper, until a lucrative opportunity presents itself for the same costs of marking, because the subve niat in this respect is the pattern of J. kr. Mci sollicitudo, we recognize imparem oneri rempublicam. 9. The Lublin Commission to express its gratitude for the costs incurred and the efforts undertaken by TheirM pp. we approve the commissioners in toto1) and the mint commission suspended for happier times of the Polish Republic and the coins, namely gold plates and levkas for the first price as they were brought before the commission, were given to our representatives, obliging them to debita patriae pietate, so the mint in Lviv also decided to do so. 10. Fortune, the Queen of Her Majesty the English, as worthy of all ex tam enormi et inaudito casu pity for the grandfather of Her Majesty, who is still fresh in people's memory, should mutually help our homeland, but since in hoc suo calamitoso casu, being the Prime Minister, she cannot ferre subsidium, ad feliciora tempora it must be postponed. 11. The high merits of JWIMci p. the castellan of Krakow') and IMci p. the voivode of Czernichow4) of the crown hetmans, unable to obtain multiplices sumptus from public taxes TheirMcie gratifieari, so that through pp. our MPs from the generous J. kr. The Mothers of Providence recommended iniungimus most warmly and that from their Mothers Messrs. starostas and tenants-
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