they do. The king of IMć himself, p. n. m. indefesso studio omnia media, adhibet to extinguish this fire, and this is what this Sejm deigned to offer us *). For which, with humble thanks, they will wish ex votis nostris J. kr. It benefits from good health and long-term and happy reign. They will also thank the following: afterword by J. kr. It is responsible for the repeated assembly, given the rationes that the past is divided, not for any private reasons, but for the instinct of preserving the glorious ancient custom and law, for which the envoys of J. kr. They used to come to assemblies with instructions*). 3. They will also thank JW. p. Stanisław Potocki, voivode of Krakow, hetman of the crown, as JW. To them, Mr. Jerzy, Count of Wiśnicz and Jarosław Lubomirski, the Grand Marshal and the Field Hetman of the Crown, that their unanimi conatu did not cease and continue their efforts, dealing with both external and domestic dangers, honoring and calming them down, and they will ask them to continue in ea sollicitudine pro republica persisted. And they will thank IMcie JW. IMci v. the Russian voivode s), that at the side of J. kr. Mci worked with part of the army in Lithuania and helped the enemy ad repressionem. For what and the army there, IMć pp. Our envoys will thank the fact that, although dissatisfied with their merits, they have postponed their just claims for a while, thanks to the courage of his health, His Lordship, kr. Mci p. n. m. famous enemy paraverunt triumphum. 4. So also the army of J. kr. Due to his considerable achievements even after great losses in various expeditions undertaken, he awaits them in omni modestia and demands paccatis mediis in the Republic of Poland, therefore we give him fraternal thanks, in order to in facie reipublicae IMcie pp. our MPs did, we recommend. 5. Therefore, having regard to the bloody merits of the entire army, we entrust it to them. to our deputies that they should harmonize with other voivodeships in terms of payment, warning this specialist that in the form of taxes, our lands should not be agrarianized with a greater burden than in other devastated voivodeships, because this can easily affect the entire Republic of Poland, as our voivodeship is isolated by constant military consis- tency and for this office we have a rebellion. 6. Praecavebunt also, that the sums that our lands spent over and above other voivodeships should be included in the current taxes, as well as the sum of half-eight ultimae rathae payments from the declaration of the previous Sejm issued by the Lviv land, as well as money under the insurance of J. kr. Mother's provisions from the estate* inherited from the Polish zloty. ten from the fief paid last year; in addition, the money that the nominal army of the station withdrew from the lands inherited from the Mogilev expedition, even after returning from Hungary. And finally, the land of Lviv on the praesidium fortress of the Republic of Lviv under the protection of J. Kr. Mci decided that all this should be included in current taxes, without referring to further coeguacy. 7. Such lands as Przemyśl, so that taxes added despite other voivodeships in current contributions would be calculated, as fifteen ultimae rathae from the Brest declaration, provisions from hereditary goods, as well as station money after the return of the army from Hungary and after the Mohylov expedition excise money from landed estates. And also the sum by IMć Mr. Aleksander Szeptycki contributed more to the treasury than the four salaries salris abiuratis amount to, praecavebunt IMcie pp. afterword. 8. Moreover, the land of Sanok, because from the Brest declaration it brought eighteen more salaries than other voivodeships, also from the landed estates after the Hungarian and Mogilov expeditions, it spent a considerable sum on the army, and now, through Mr. Jan Dzięciołowski, it pays eight salaries salvis abiuratis to the treasury, so that it can be included in current taxes. instabunt IMcie pp. our MPs. 9. Therefore, since the military debt claims are greater than the government could bear videtur excrescere, they will try to protect them. our MPs, so that the army, as it was already done, would allow the Lublin commission to accept in extenuationem of this debt a) collateral et iniurias taxabiles, also whatever was prepared
•) Jan Sobieski was elected as an MP at the recently divided sejmik. Ob. Korzon, Dola i dola Sobieskiego 1, p. 112. ') See No. 183. ») Stefan Czarnecki. 3) P. to.