Part 22

which they found, so on this occasion, if someone non indigena rzptej and not of nobility held the rzptej estate and had a conference etiam ex minulioribus tenutis of these estates inter vacantias, he should demand et instare that they be distributed benemeritis. In what matter, if any, suffragia from Messrs. he needed our envoys, they should be there. 8. It must be a little painful for us that contrary to the status of our government inconsultis ordinibus, for which there might have been time, a pact was made with third-party lords, and what magis aggravat, some in detrimentum et convulsionem iurium reipublicae, will be demanded by Messrs. envoy rationem senatus consultorum and if it was found that anyone who advised against the laws either concluded such pacts or quocumque modo cooperabatur, petitioner iudicium publicum institui for such a pp. deputies and that instariot be punished. Ad paenas and in legibus descriptas and it was also necessary that such an income be privatized for several years, which would be at the hands of J. the Crown. Mci had, so circa eandem rationem senatus consultorum they will ask why the convocation against the law had so much arrogavit, in which anything that was inconsistent with the law happened at the convocation so that it was not approved. 9. They will also be accused of entering into treaties with the Prince of Prussia inconsulta republica, through which the treaties became avulsio enormis bonorum reipublicae; providendum, therefore, so that this sum, in which Elbiąg is to remain in pignore, be in extenuatione and the city, after selecting the above-mentioned sum, ad corpus reipublicae, is returned. 10. What touches the treaties with the Tsar IMcia of Moscow1), which presumably entail successionem de successione post sera fata J. kr. Mci, therefore, we memores, being our rights eo nominated memores inconvenientium, which come from here, as well as the faith and stability from our ancestors to our kings and lords, and also J. Kr. Mci quem cuperemus habere immortalem and who tot adversae fortunae ritus withstood cum republica et pro republica, therefore we declare that to calm down the war we give potestatum to pp. Members of Parliament, if this was the medium to treat de designanda successione, they should referre to us and not enter into any eo nomine treaties, in which their fide honore et conscientia obstringimus. 11. We have an old pact with the Hungarian king2) and a new pact, that the inconsulta republica concluded, must aggravare us, therefore, sticking to our declaration ratione senatus consultorum and iniungimus pp. deputies, so that the pactorum of these contents in the parliamentary chamber, having first thoroughly examined them semotis arbitris, if there is nothing in them that would entail covulsionem iurium et dignitatis maiestatisque reipublicae, they will allow them and this hac conditione, that Krakow will be devoted to the ante omnia, which cuius consilio disappointed a) seriously inquirant pp. the afterwords et urgeant iudicium of such a consultor, sin secus, should not allow their approval. We also declare our pact with the King of Denmark3). 12. We entrust the payment to the RPC army to be justified so that it arrives immediately. to the deputies, so that, together with other voivodeships, ineant modos et rationes, so that the present debt in effectu to this army could be paid et in posterum by a soldier in the Borg service, which is the reason for this vastitatis et solitudinis reipublicae, which will include the sending of envoys to the armies of the Crown such as W. from the Senate as ex equestri ordine. the Duchy of Lithuania, who, having thanked nomine reipublicae for all the works and courage of the noble knights, and for maintaining the homeland and some of our other freedoms in it, would propose the fatherland calamitatem et angustiam. Therefore, out of love born in them as sons of this country, they will want to forgive the debtor. It will be a rewarding example from God, when the sons will pay tribute to the destroyed homeland as a mother, but it will also be a glorious and memorable one for all nations. This military pay will include making the army look more decent, as well as unnecessary banners, which are only a sanguine sugunt, but rather to oppress the poor and not to honor the homeland, to be raised and folded. Also the Wallachian and Tartar banners, the strength of which was left very much in line with war needs,