forged border and capital cities, therefore, seeing as the strength in Kamieniec and Lviv, we should entrust pp. envoys, that these two fortresses, as propugnacula not only of our Polish government, but also totius christianitatis, be provided with munitions, people, cannon and food. 6. Often, due to the misfortune of war, the hetmans' orbit was left behind and who would their Majesty's kings take pro regimine so quickly? n. m. they cannot resign so quickly, so both for the sake of training in time and for the willingness to serve in war, not for life hetmans, but from the Sejm to the Sejm to make J. Kr. He deigned to mark Mr. We entrust our deputies to appoint commissioners from the Sejm, both in the Crown and in the Grand Duchy of Lithuania, as well as from the Senate and the Chamber of Deputies, i.e. three from the Senate and three from the Chamber of Deputies, equally to both armies, who are the hetmans there, after handing over their baton at the Sejm in the presence of His Majesty the King. Mci and all the members of the Polish government will have to take the oath in the iuxta conceptam formam, but without the pp. council commissioners will not have anything as in oonsilio bellico, nor should they be statueres in criminal courts. However, if one of such hetmans appears to be habilis ad regimen, the king will be allowed to maintain et subsequentur from the next Sejm in regimine until the second Sejm. 7. What happens in this army is that the pay for the soldiers is not all together and is not planned for one place, but for each of them. They send us to other voivodeships for assignments, where people do not quickly return to the army and suffer great suffering and damage, so we entrust Mr. to our envoys, so that the efficere can pray for mora et consuetudine antiqua here in Lviv, for St. Jan has always assigned to soldiers a salary, to which the commissioners from both the Senate and the Chamber of Deputies are to be assigned to the salaries of the parliament, who, together with the hetman, will be responsible for the courts and for settling accounts and wages, and these men of theirs are not supposed to spend money beyond the needs of the government. 8. The courage, costs and work of all the rzpty and J. kr. are well known. Mci p. n. m. IMci, Mr. Voivode of Ruki1), who, starting from his previous work qua bello gloriosissime, has been serving his homeland, and for this not only condignam gratitudm, but also what he spent on the needs of the government during the last Bar and Krasnin expeditions, has not been returned to him until now, where for the destruction of property and the abolition of all They draw their wealth just like the senatorial estate. Their mothers take out their services according to their wishes and cannot serve their country, so we order them. to our deputies, so that they can be sure that the village of Łosiaczea and Ułanowce will be satisfied and satisfied with his debt and that the village of Ułanowce will be empty, rather IMci iure haereditario was conferred. And since our Russian voivode, in sirnili casu near Kamieniec, showed suam dexteritatem the courage and intelligence of the enemy by often rebuking and driving them away from Kamierte, then and now I should ask J. kr. Mci pp. our envoys, so that as long as Mr. Hetman8) is not in pristinam libertatem restitutus to the homeland, he would deign to entrust this regiment to the Russian voivode as a well-known knight's work. 9. At the last Sejm, we commissioned Messrs. to our deputies to ask for the essentially reduced income of the Przemyśl jurydyka. Mci, that he would deign to provide the IMć with the competenti provisione to the mayor of our Przemyśl region3), and since ultra omnes spes nostras and in the jurisdiction itself, diffcultates of IMć have taken place and processes are nulliliter on IMci received, which not only him himself but also all the citizens of the Przemyśl land must afficere, because eo ipso all the IMci decree and the provisions of our fields juristic proceedings of the IMci taking place in dubium vocarentur, for the same pp. our deputies inibunt omnes rationes et raodos, as if et a processibus quibusvis wolen and in the jurisdiction cum assignatione sufficientis provisionis, as well as with the annexation of the city of Przemyśl with all its attachments to the castle of Przemyśl, Mr. Madaliński, the starosta of our Przemyśl, was left as a priyilegiatus of the king, both to the public during the Sejm and to other officials crown starosta pronunciatus. 10. Ordination of St. Mr. Prince IMci Ostrogski, Janusz, Castellan of Krakow
») Madaliński Marcin, a) P. Łosincze.