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the most protected people here allowed them to do so. 9. For this military pay, the second authoritate reipublicae commission must be urgent, so that in everything, as the Lublin one, it would act et inquiirat, so that the banners and regiments that did not have full men under Berestecko were not paid and only if they were the last ones. At this committee, Mr. there were hetmans praesentes. There was also a commission to hold an insta-riot of the Polish People's Republic in Lviv. our envoys who we entrust to their special curae. 10. In order to maintain peace with the Ottoman Port and to prevent any erumpere pericula from that side, it would be necessary to send an envoy there; they will then state it sub trutinam reipublicae pp. our envoys et instabunt, that it should be sent immediately. 11. Pages of the fian soldier that God will give to the future inibit respublica rationes pp at the Sejm. Our deputies will bring us the rem integram to the regional assembly, retaining their permission for it for the time being. 12. Hiberna seems to need innuit enough for us J. kr. But also acerbo stetit experimento, as the transfer of a soldier must be to great detriment to the subjects and goods of the Republic, we see this as the best way to make J. kr. Mć, to whom all under the rule of J. kr. Mci of the living incumbit cura et sollicitudo, taking it upon themselves and taking pity on their poor subjects, whose cries and eiulatus permeating the heavens, retardant, calming down the homeland, admonished their Mciów pp. hetmans so that the army would not pass through Lviv. This is the army to help you, Mr. hetmans in Ukraine were the ones who, by guarding the borders of the government and so deeply in viscera reipublicae, without going too far into the homeland with calamitatem, would not bring about, according to the constitution of 1593, what their Messrs. our MPs seriously supported iniungimus. 13. It must be a great pity for us, the citizens of this government, when we see that no one wants to serve their country gratuito and at their own expense, but whenever the opportunity arises, everyone must be offered the government ex publico aerario. For this, our ancestors had so much bonorum et praemiorum decora to spend and spend Jkr. They decided that it would bene meritos civcs both to encourage people to serve their homeland and to reward all work and costs undertaken for it. So to this Jkr. For your grace and charity we send Jkr. Have pp. Swedish commissioners, asking that Jkr. Mć in liberalitatem sumam took care of them in terms of future costs and misfortune, and in the meantime the rzptej faced such burdens so that it could be relieved. 14. We need to see the cities and castles of the rzptej provided, as Jkr. Mci incumbit and pp. starostas, they will ask Mr. our deputies, so that they can satisfiat this, and whatever touches the places in each voivodeship they choose and fortify, inibunt rationes pp. our envoys and other voivodeships about this, but in such a way that it could be subjected without any burden, because we are also Poles rather than fields and not fortresses or castles. It is advisable that this army, which was fighting its way to Jkr during the past winter and again. The great Mci near Sokal started the work and was satisfied with the losses, so please ask Mr. MPs will be Jkr. It is necessary for the king to exercise his liberalitat over this army and to transform the praecipuam iustitiae distributivae partem so far, so that meritus miles could receive just rewards for his courage and losses. And this opportunity will be defended by Messrs. deputies, so that the mayor's offices for the soldiers, funded by them, should be distributed. 15. That the great treasure of the Republic of Poland is given to us by expensa inibunt for extraordinary needs, because of rationes pp. deputies, so that the starosty could be separated from both, which could satisfy these needs and provide relief to the subjects. And now, in addition to the collection for such needs, the previous Sejm allowed the treasury to accept anything extraordinarie. the deputies don't have it, so the reipublicae will translate everything. 16. Hence the ordinary wage of a soldier is deprived of his duty, that from the taxes assigned for his wages, he has to spend the treasury of the Republic on guns, on ashes, on foreign envoys. Although before that their kings were instabulary at their own expense, now Mr. our envoys, reminding them once again that whatever is spent, they should not accept it for the treasury 17. A great insult to our Przemyśl land and to holy justice is caused by the starosty that was given per incompatibile and now by the starosty deprived of its income against the law, and what is more serious and more pitiful must be that, Mr.