myska: IMci to Mr. Franciszek Dubrawski, chamberlain of the Przemyśl land, IMci to Mr. Marcin from Niedzielsk, starosta of Przemyśl; from Sanok: given to IMci to Mr. Jan Wojakowski, the Chełm hunter, to IMci to Mr. Bazyl Ustrzycki, the Przemyśl land bailiff from the Wiszeń sejmik. 2. It is known not only to us but also to all foreign countries that His Majesty the King has the will and solemnity to take care of our Polish homeland, because His Majesty the King Having abandoned the royal holiday for the sake of the whole government and averting these dangers, so that he could calm down his homeland as best as possible and curb the ferocity of the rebels, including the Tatar incursions, omnem curam et sollicitudinem adhibet, enjoying great work and time off from war, non parcendo sumptibus so great, finally his health et caput regium cum summo discrimine on laying the foundations so that only our homeland can remain in peace and security. I'm starting to commission them. to our deputies, that for this almost fatherly affect of J. kr. The Marshal was most handsomely thanked for these works, hardships and courage, congratulating him for his happy and long reign and declaring his faithful submission. 3. And since this frequent presence in the camps of His Majesty the King has made a great motivation for the Republic of Poland and, God forbid, a quid adversi against the army, ultimariam, could almost bring ruin to the Republic of Poland, we entrust them with Mr. ask our envoys to ask the king of IMci not to go to the camp in persona sua, but with the general mob. 4. Since it is very important for this party to know what benefit it has gained from so many millions, including almost the last oppression of poor people, counted on this year's expedition, therefore I am anticipating their omnipotence. our deputies seriously in eo curam incumbent, so that the Chamber of Deputies, through the Marshal of Deputies,1) should demand that from those Members of Parliament, with whom the summa armorum remained, an account of the entire war would be made and ratio sine fructu exactae aestatis, where they would find out if there were thirty-several thousand troops, as instructed by J. kr. In this regard, she informed us why in this number, during other reinforcements, especially of the fian and Hungarian army, nothing was achieved in rem reipublicae, or if there was a smaller army, why such a large number was given to us, and especially because it was from their MCIs themselves. military relations were given to us sufficiently that only eighteen thousand of the troops of this last quarter, both foot and horse, were left, and their M.P. our envoys will comply with payment, as long as the army is entertained. 5. To pay the army those quarters that were counted ad primam Octobris, the fact that our voivodeship has so much money selected by taxes in the accounts shows that for our number according to proportions and people, not only the total ad primam Octobris could pay both the servient and donated quarters, but also a certain amount would remain on top of that, so for the payment of those quarters ending ad primam Octobris IchMć pp. MPs do not allow any taxes, 6. Their husband and wife will provide us with no other way to pay the quarters that started a prima Octobris. the deputies, only a certain portion of people and banners, will divide into counties, so that ad mentem coastitutionis millesimi sescentesimi quinquagesimi secundi, not from the treasury, but after counties, these quarters and subsequent ones as ex re reipublicae at the instigation of the omnium ordinum of the state, will be paid after counties. This is only by adding to the above-nominated constitution that the names of these gentlemen captains, whose banners will be marked with our voivodeship, are given to the towns with the signature of the hetman2), so that there will be no further confusion as to where they and their letters will be published for better publicity, so that no other allocations will be made except for the payment of our lands to these captains announced in the town. they did not belong to them, and if they pay them, the voivodeship will not be liable for any debts from the Republic of Poland. Since the deductum from the Treasurer's Office is that if the voivodeships had collected all the other sums allowed at the previous Sejm, not only would they not have to pay, but there would still be money left, I began to pay them. the MPs will take action
') Krzysztof Pac, standard-bearer of W. ks. lit. *) Stanisław Potocki k. w. k. ') Bogusław Leszczyński.