Our envoys will allow anyone to go only to the cities of His Majesty the King and the clergy. In order for the Rzeszta to be able to support every voivodeship, this excise tax could provide some food for the supporters of the Rzept, and it would be brought to us at the regional assemblies, we entrust to Mr. to our deputies, at whose assemblies, either per plus offerentiam or per administrationem, as ex re videbimus, we will lease and ordinate them. However, the excise officer and exactor of this tax must be sworn and only pay attention to the annual tax. Ultimately, this tax is to be used for no other needs than to pay the army, otherwise pp. Members of Parliament are not allowed to do so, which we have been allowing for excise duty for the past two years. We refer the mode of choosing it, as to what to take from and why, to the consent of all the members of the government, but so that the poor et religiosi mendicantes for food and ictualia buyers do not have to pay this tax, praecavebunt IMć pp. afterword. In order for this excise tax, as well as the tenon tax, to be paid on the estates of the nobility, we oblige them fide honore et conscientia. envoys not to allow it from the villages under any circumstances; to this excise tax, so that the excise tax from the city of Sambora and other cities also belongs to the economy, we entrust them to Mr. MEPs urgere. 21. Having willingly allowed the lau expedition at the previous assembly, it was deliberately agreed by J. kr. For our part, we insisted that each of us, not hiding behind the war service or quovis alio praetextu, should spend the fian's money on this expedition as soon as possible in accordance with the laudum written between us. Therefore, when we are now taking stock of ourselves, there are many such cases, especially among their brothers, who have vast estates, have not yet spent anything and do not want to spend anything, so the admin modum at the Sejm is theirs, Messrs. deputies, that the execution from the Sejm of those who do not want to join us in executing both the current and the former fiefs should be made stricter, so that the army of J. the King Mci could be proud of us as the strongest forces on this most important expedition, and J. kr. The economy of Samborsk is tempting to put money together with our goods according to custom, they will ask for it instanter J. kr. Mci IchMć pp. afterword. 22. Dabunt and rationem IchMć pp. afterword by J. kr. m. Mr. n. m. why did we, from among ourselves, ask IMci Mr. Castellan of Lviv1) as a senator of our voivodeship to take part in this expedition, because apart from the fact that this expedition was approved in vim by the popular militia, but also that IMc Mr. Rokbia a) from J. kr. Mcci, given to us as a colonel, was given to us at a great expensation, and he extorted us, and while the castellan of Lviv pro solito suo erga bonum reipublicaeb) affectu, gaining good interests from all of us, brothers, more than what conscription profits he had actually already enlisted people and was disappointed in the costs, it is not ex decore of our voivodeship that our leader should have posthaberi, neque ex dignitate gentis, that the people of a foreign nation should anticipate such needs in this homeland when, by the grace of God, they find those who can cope with it. Obstringimus tedy fide et amore fraterno IMciów pp. MPs to ask J. kr. It is important that this disposition of our assembly and voivodeship should not be discussed in dubium again; and they will ask nomine publico why the universality of J. kr.'s office is so sharp. Mci eo nomine issued to our voivodeship and if it was to be issued, publica vetante legę et libertate will ask. 23. To this fian militia omni meliori ratione, (which was the request of the late King Władysław Władysław for a long time), invenient modum with all the states of the Lord. deputies, that the pedestris milicya should be brought not only to officers of the Polish nation, but also to those wearing Polish clothes, asking J. kr. It is advisable that a separate regiment should be deliberately established, to which the nobility would be more likely to be drawn to the infantry service due to the Polish costume, from where, as from the war school, we would have our nationality and Polish costume infantry officers, faithful to their own homeland and needing less money than when they were recruited from both nations at great expense, and apparently also with the admonition of the Polish nation among foreigners, as if in inter concives such people could not find us in good order. 24. Czopowe, own land and voivodeships tax that on this convocation to the treasury
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