Castr. Prem, Rei. 383 p. 348-349.
Przemyśl, May 5, 1656. Universal of the Przemyśl chamberlain.
1. Franciszek of Dubrawka Dubrawski chamberlain of the Przemyśl land, Wnym IMó pp. dignitaries, officials and all knights, citizens of the Przemyśl region, among others, and, brother, after the recommendation of my services, I am doing this. After issuing the flag from J. kr. We arrived on May 5, where first from among them were the IMs. pp. members of parliament to J. kr. We sent Mci p. n. m. and then collected the time and immediately got Maia on the road by decimam quintam, marking the usual place near Przemyśl on Błonie. 2. Therefore, all WMć m. m. pp. and brothers, I beg you and, as a matter of my duty, I exhort you to appear at this time, because if you take the news, you will have to follow the king with hasty chains. Given in Przemyśl on the 5th of May in the year one thousand six hundred and fifty-six. Franciszek Dubrawski, chamberlain of the Przemyśl lands.
Castr. Prem. Rei. 383 p. 376—377.
Przemyśl, May 5, 1656. lnstrnkcya circle of Przemyśl landowners given to envoys to the king.
1. IMciom instructions pp. to the envoys IMci Mr. Karol Wojakowski and IMci Mr. Stanisław Zielonka from our circle gathered today and sent to the king IMci given 2. As not only by the first TheirMci, Messrs. our MPs, but also the matter of J. kr. Mci p. n. m. comprobavimus, that our health and blood are spared in all cases and now freshly fida pectora with the dignity of J. kr. We have suffered them, and at this time, while giving our faithful subordination and congratulating our long-happy reign, the exponent also wanted the lands of our Mrs. our envoys J. kr. They will tell us about our readiness, but they will also announce our arrival at J. kr.'s side at the appointed time. Mci, not because of us, but because of the dissimilarity itself, because for several days I was universalizing J. kr. There is an excusabit against us who cannot take away the land of our sufficere on his own. 3. They will thank the humility of J. kr. Mci p. n. m. TheirMć pp. our envoys publico nomine, that with these universals of his paterne deigns to warn us about the following Tartar armies, they will ask the supplices to advise us paternally and to the end, so that our countries do not come ad extremam ruinam and these Tatar armies, with ordin et disciplinam, who know no other way, to be turned around. And we will renew our ardent request that the monetary troops, who are still vagantur non servata modestia militari, and some immunities publicas, attacking the courts of the nobility, first to the side of His Majesty the King. They preceded the fact that this regiment in the praesidio of Przemyśl was deceived so that no further agravations would take place sub nomine kommendata. 4 They will postpone it and IMcie Mr. our envoys J. kr. Mcci p. n. m. that fiscal executions are retained by the municipal office, universal J. kr. The new orders for obstante impedimento of the popular movement in the absence of all citizens of our land cannot come to fruition, so they will earnestly try to prevent the tax courts as well as those executing from the office of J. kr. They brought about sequeretur, which is why there is great difficulty for all citizens, both for the authorities and for the common people, who will not be able to provide sine assistentia for their lords. 5. This is the point of the instructions agreed upon by Mr. IMć. We have handed it over to the deputies and we have entrusted it to the Marshal of our group to sign it for the time being. It happened in Przemyśl on May 5, anno Domini 1656. Stanisław Sieciński from Sietno, town writer of Przemyśl, marshal of the Przemyśl Land Assembly at that time.
Castr. Prem. Bel. 383. p. 371—372.
Sobień, May 25, 1656. The king's answer to the envoys from the Przemyśl circle.