Part 14

Due to the destruction, we see that it is impossible for new recruits to join us, so we entrust them with Mr. MPs not to allow them, however, the army, which is currently in excubiis and in the camp, should remain absque discommoditate privatorum. They are to negotiate with all states about everything regarding the army and the defense force, including taxes, but we should look at our desolated countries so that they do not bring in large taxes. 7. In the case of military wages, in order for the urge of IMc, Mr. MP, to be met, that is, those banners and regiments which did not go to Ukraine with IMcia, Mr. Hetman, or did not arrive and still rolled up their banners, even though they were announced, should not be paid for the quarter that they lost while lying down in their positions, but in fact, the calculation of all these or the banners or it came to the regiments that all this should be given to those who went with their hetmans and took up work. And this wage should be deducted from me. Whose banners of all, both those who attended and those who did not attend, so that the register at the next Sejm would be given by the first hetman, Urgebunt IchMć pp. our deputies, however, those who raised the banners to punish the lieutenants or captains of the Urgebunt, also pp. our MPs. 8. In pursuit of further defense, if we were to talk about the popular movement, it was extremae vires reipublicae, as the most cautious pp. the deputies will not allow them in vim, they will allow infantry from the fiefs, and for money they will recruit mounted men. The clergy should be included in such an expedition, but in this respect, as statibus et ordinibus, the Polish government will seem to accommodate them; so that the mass movement could take place according to the old laws, without exposing anyone and in proper order. 9. Tatar gifts to be returned, urge rebellion of the pp. afterword; if there were to be a unification with them, which is a very necessary praesentibus reipublicae malis, we see that there would be J. kr. Having their own resident as a test of their virtue and kindness towards the government was to be proposed by pp. our MPs. 10. Due to the great state of our nobility, not only the oppression but also the cardinalium iurium happens to this great emotion that positions and hibernation in the hereditary estates of His Majesty. Mr. hetman marked inaudito exemplo, thanks to which the nobility suffered great insults and hardships seriously iniungimus TheirMciom pp. obstringendo fidem them to requisition ante omnia cum republica tota, cuius nutu these positions were marked, so that almost the lands of our voivodeship were lost in praedam. And the damage that is caused to landed estates by these hibernations and the election of fief stations and by positions in noble houses, should any of the citizens wish to claim compensation for the damages, not paenas criminales, in order to pay them from future taxes also in our cities according to the sworn registers from the pp. he received the collectors whatever was sent by Mr. collectors according to registers by pp. sworn persons are to pay the wronged, and the treasury inter abiurata or if ready to accept these regestras should be praecavebunt to IMcie pp. our MPs and do not allow any taxes. In order for the treasury not to be harmed in this way, such registers are now sworn to the treasury when the wronged parties submit it to the treasury so that it will deduct ex stipendiis from each company the amount of damages owed, but salva iure agendandi is to remain with Mr. to the soldiers, if any were innocent accusatis. Gwardia J. kr. It is true that great damage was done to the privatis of the nobility, namely to the economy of Samborska, as it was Mr. Jasienickierau, who was the victim of the violence himself, so that justice of J. kr. He told me to do it and they would put serious effort into it. our MPs. 11. With great disruption, et cum dispendio of costs, it happens that some of them, not content with one banner or regiment, take advantage of others and do great harm, so they will reproach this Messenger. envoys, that this should not happen again, and that he should be the captain of his banner, which he should have only one, and that he should be the captain of his cornet, and that the banners and regiments should not allow this to happen. 12. There is also a great insult in this case, that the captains took money for recruitment, and the obersters used to spend almost a quarter of it on recruitment or recruitment, so that the wages would go to such people, an impulse of the pp. envoys and service did not begin only two Sundays before leaving for the camp, which fidei et curae we entrust to them, Mr. Hetman, so that such those who lived there would be served in delatis before the Sejm. Therefore, a companion should not be allowed to terminate his service unless he is in the fourth quarter of his service. 12. The instruction of J. kr. informs us that both common law and ultra consensum universae reipublicae regarding the pledge of the Gdańsk pound-camer. Mci, therefore, not wanting to reduce the number of people attending the tables of J. kr. Mci belonging, on such pledge, to Mr. our deputies did not allow them to iniungimus and we give them a limitatissimam in this regard. 14. Therefore, the voivodeship considers the greatest debt of the present rzptej to be the reason that the army remains in Borg, because the voivodeships do not have their own banners assigned to them, to whom they should pay; so that the government does not run into more debt, they should try to have them. our MPs. 15. That the army should be divided into voivodeships and paid to them in each voivodeship, assigning people to each voivodeship iuxta proportionem popatków in which land or voivodeship, and in this number of troops for pay the King's Guard should not be included, which de proprio erario J. kr. I have to pay. 16. Due to the great power of the hetman's IMci, it happens that various jurisdictions in the army have become more numerous, as foreigners have their own court and general, so that this leg cautum is for a military judge to judge both criminal and civil cases, and whatever comes to court, both from the foreign and Polish military, should be assigned to one IMci, hetman and judge, in We summarize the article from our manual and here we summarize it. We know that ex rationibus thesauri, large sums are spent on extraordinary expenses, so on military expenses, so that there will be no such expenses in the future, praecavebunt pp. afterword. 17. It is a blessing for our voivodeship that Mr. Ubald, although all the colonels and obersters near Batowo died at the hands of the pagans, has collected all their services, which his treasure amounts to two million, so that all this may be restored, the urgencies of Mr. our envoys.' 18. Therefore, since the great treasury of our lands has been lost to our citizens, as the great treasures of His Majesty's lands, both in hereditary and in the king's, have been damaged by taking over the laws and extorting bread, they have also caused unbearable harm and damage, so that such wages should be retained in the treasury et post comprobationem, so that those wronged by their merits can be rewarded, they should seriously strive for this. our MPs. 19. Indolere, and we have to think about this a lot, since we have so many rights to choose a position from the estates of the King and the King, yet regardless of this, Mr. the soldiers of these stations choose ad libitum and order themselves to decide what is going to happen with the last goods of the RPPT's abolition, so that the RZPT's iniungimus pp. deputies and so that those banners that have already chosen bread for the winter do not choose them now, through the universal rods of J. kr. Mci praecavebunt pp. our MPs. 20. And since so far the wronged person cannot receive satisfaction for the damages that a soldier does, because he chooses his merits for restitution, so that from now on such recognitions would no longer have any value and no one would dare to give sub nullitate debiti et summae and such recognitions for such recognitions - so that the treasury would not be accepted in rationibus, praecavebunt pp. afterword. 21. If the Ordinance of Mynice cannot be held at this Sejm due to the lack of time, we therefore entrust Messrs. MPs. 22. Seeing that in the knighthood all praesidium of the Polish People's Republic is suspended, which must stop and destroy due to the separation of landed estates and their transformation into spiritual ones, we are aware of the power of landed estates both in the Volhynian Voivodeship and here in our Przemyśl land. Mrs. Her Majesty, the Voivode of Vilnius and others 00. Perpetua donatione is granted to the Jarosław and Ostrog Jesuits and they are removed from the nobility, which means that the services of the Polish government are at a considerable disadvantage and the defense of God's churches must decline, which makes it easier for them to do so. our MPs, that these alienated goods be restored ad statum equestrem and that the records be abolished per legem, and then cavebunt in perpetuum, so that no foundations sine scitu et consensu ordinum regni can take place. 23. Hence, a great praeiudicium is happening to the common law and the land of Przemyśl, that the Przemyśl starosty has been stripped of all its goods, and even the city itself is cum turbatione of the citizens and the courts themselves an obstacle from castle detached from where, as the securitas vacillare in diversitate iurisdictionum of our courts must, so also the impedimenta et in executione of justice take place. Therefore, by trying to do this, Mr. our deputies are to strive to ensure that local citizens are appointed commissioners by the constitution of the present Sejm, who would be given the task of resolving eo nomine difficulties, also to strengthen the prerogatives and jurisdiction over the city extenendarum, as well as to improve and defend the castle according to ancient customs salvis proventibus tenutariorum; so that cum indignitate is happening in our land, that the profits belonging to the jurisdiction belonging to the tenutariorum brachium regale must appear, therefore the commissioners should also try to show and allocate the profits on the property of the same starosty, so that they can act as a potestator. Afterword, seriously. 24. Frequent from Ich Mciów pp. Instances of the fraternal Greek religion at every sejmik, which are accustomed to work on the sejmiks themselves, require us to ensure that the rulership of Przemyśl is pacified in accordance with the rights and freedoms of the Greek religious people, so we entrust them to Messrs. deputies, obliging them fraternally amore to ask J. kr. He wishes not to allow for any further extension, as promised, for the successful election of himself and his colleagues. the totalitarian deigned to reassure the deputies of the declared rulership of the Kingdom of Poland that the illegitimate processes against this rulership and against any persons should be abolished; also committees of any of the chancelleries of J. kr. They came out to make a decision for J. kr. They were detained and tried to have pp. our MPs. The Greek religious authorities will try to ensure that they can use their worship freely according to the custom in Lublin. afterword. 25. In the office of field scribe, whatever is required, the coniicere may be appointed, and as for the time being this office is vacant for the imprisonment of Mr. Sapieha, IMci, Mr. Sapieha should be appointed as a subdelegate to replace IMci per legem publicam. afterword; which subdelegate to be sworn and every quarter to show off the banner! fideliter praecavebunt IchMć pp. afterword. 26. Following the instructions of J. kr. He wants to hear the bills of Mr. tax collectors, and having understood ex calculo lllorum that some of them are either not guilty or guilty of nothing, and not of themselves, but that the cities and other liberations are their own, J. kr. They, having requested them, did not pay the taxes due, the enforcement of which was prohibited by the mandates of J. Kr. This is difficult and impossible, and since they were also ordered to collect taxes from the Jews by a previous decree of the Lviv commission, and to select them from the Jews propter inopiam and because of the recent plague that God caused them to suffer through fire, so that the funditus almost burned down, it is impossible, so we entrust Mr. to the deputies, ut ineant rationem cum republica and together with them, Mr. Treasurer, that all this be accepted as ready both for the towns sheltered by the Protestants, as well as for the Jews, and also for the empty plots in Przemyśl for various monasteries and clergy collected from whom contributions had previously gone, when the revenue of the Przemyśl land according to the treasury tariff a) amounted to so much, and was deducted it was, with the declaration that if they did not accept it, they would not allow any taxes. 27. And to the descendants of them, p. Madaliński, the cup-bearer of Wieluń, because death approached, he could not be present at the same time as the other pp. during the last decrees. collectors, so that anything would be accepted for them in defectis, as well as for the above-mentioned descendants of them, Mr. cupbearer, and since he did not take anything from the Samborska economy for the two installments that he had previously chosen, so that this would be accepted as ready, as these taxes would have to be collected with difficulty, they should try seriously Mr. our MPs. 28- Since the land of Lviv was received in toto facit by the treasury and received receipts from IMci Mr. Treasurer, and the collector of this land, IMć Mr. Kołek, was released by the decree of the Lviv commission so as not to be aggrieved ratione reiterationis iuramentorum as if they were illegitimate, we entrust their lands to Mr. Kołek. to the deputies, in futurum, and in order that these oaths be celebrated iuxta formam legitimam. 29. The Sanok land, not wanting to deesse in the end and become guilty of the RP, made an exactam rationem before our deputies from the circle to the specifice deputies from the Lviv, Przemyśl and Sanok lands, fide, honore having first obliged them not to show any favors to anyone, and for the recognition of the simpla of the Sanok land, they will do a lot, and since we cannot find it from the registers and antecedentium receipts, so that according to the treasury tariff the only simpla of the collection of the Sanok land will be done, we therefore entrust them with Messrs. MPs, ut urgentant seriously, that when according to simple from pp. past collectors specified enough for the treasury will be made by Mr. The collectors were no longer inquired from the treasury, which - as per constitution it is incumbent upon Mr. Orzechowski, deputy judge of Sanok, to receive a receipt at this Sejm, we entrust their Mr. Orzechowski with Messrs. to our MPs. Also, Mr. Cebrowski ordered his uncle's army to pay him not according to the Lviv commissioner's decree, but according to the simple one, and if he had done enough, then he was to be exempt from the et a paenis decree as well, because such a simple one was in line with the tariff at that time when the wagon was at the collection. In addition to Mr. Cebrowski's fact that there is an allocation from the treasury for three thousand zlotys, which the realiter in Krosno and other retainers shows, therefore, Mr. Cebrowski will not be adstrictus for this allocation and will not be agraviated from the treasury. afterword. 30. And since this land of Przemyśl could not be informed at the beginning of the proper registers ad manus, how many Zasany offices would do, in respect of which twelve levies it had allowed them and Mr. Wojciech Snopkowski to elect them with the laudo of the local assembly, but now ex autenticis regestris, having calculated with itself, it came to the conclusion that all the offices the Zasan simpla is no more than 1,225 cirtiter, and for thirty four payments, counting half-nine for four installments, it amounts to 41,550; and the twelve salaries that Mr. Snopkowski chooses for them amount to a much larger sum, and it is already clear that Mr. Snopkowski has spent more on them than the ones in Zasany amount to the offices, so we entrust them to Mr. Snopkowski. our MPs not to allow any taxes until what we have given in future taxes will be accepted for us, for which we will have a separate bill with Mr. Snopkowski and we leave it to ourselves. 31. Moreover, the constitution itself in the Przemyśl region on the part of Zasanie, where Przemyśl is located, did not extend more than half a tenth of the conscription to a quarter of salvis abiuratis, and our Mr. and Mrs. the collectors spent ten levies on the treasury, that is, one and a half levies too much for each quarter, so their Lordship will see this. MPs, let's do what's going on at the office. Zasany, as well as what we spent over half a tenth of the collection from the other side of the San, was accepted and deducted from future taxes. 32. In our circle, Mr. Walenty Fredro, the collector of our Przemyśl land, made a statement in our circle that he was agrarianized from the treasury by the allocation issued to him for PLN. nineteen hundred, which he placed as ready when settling accounts with the commission, namely with the Jews for the simple zloty. one hundred and sixty) and the Jews of the Generaliter) are freed according to the constitution, at the time when Mr. Fredro chose the collections in the city of Premyśl, both in guilds that do not exist and do not produce crafts, as well as in houses that lie empty after the first accidental fire, as well as in squares where churches and monasteries are established, and PLN pro simpla came from this collection. 90 for six collections PLN. 540, and in towns belonging to the economy, namely Sambór, Sola, Stare Miasto PLN. 2430, in the city of Drohobych PLN. p. 824, of which cities and Jews in summa he will make PLN p. 4400, above) that he had done enough for the treasury, even though he had so much strength in his reserves, he paid with his own money to free himself from the treasury, so they have pp. the deputies should make every effort to receive a receipt from the Treasurer's Office and this residuitatem summa in the cities, i.e. by deducting PLN 1,900. belonging to the treasury, these cities without pledging any liberations of zlotys. 2,500 were given by His Majesty Mr. Fredro and the Sejm approved these liberations in quantum cases, so the first taxes that would have been passed for the Przemyśl land were paid to Mr. Fredro rather than for other needs of the Government. And that Mr. Polański, the collector of the Sanok land, selected for twelve levies, paid fifteen thousand five hundred and sixty and seven zlotys to the treasury according to the IMci allocation of the treasurer for the IMci standard of the voivode of Sędomirski. six pieces of money, also for the banner a) General P. and T. b; P. i.e. in tein.