14. If it comes to taxes to pay the army, then Mr. Our MPs, when declaring cavebunt taxes, want those voivodeships devastated by the enemy to receive a smaller amount, namely those voivodeships and lands that have been abolished by the enemy for a year now and almost reduced to nothing. The voivodeships and lands also believe that they are greatly harmed by the past declarations, namely in the area, as the deducator of Mr. MPs, so we are now entrusting them with Mr. MPs, so that they should pay the debt to the army through another tax and not another one. 15. The merits of JW are significant and known to everyone. IMci Mr. Voivode of Belz IMci Prince Vishniowiecki, who insistendo avitae virtuti shows his house to the Enlightened One! sometimes for his homeland with courage, not sparing his blood and paying less attention to the costs, and now he was almost reduced to nothing by the enemy several times and his subjects were almost all taken into Tatar captivity; will submit a request to the IMcie pp. deputies to the king IMci and all the council, so that, according to the constitution, the Sejm in Brest-Litovsk would appoint Messrs. commissioners to recognize such great damage and, God willing, they will write to the next parliament so that Prince IMć can receive a just reward. 16. Modum in futurum for the payment of the army ad communem, we return the consensus, but in such a way that the money for the payment of the army approved by the voivodeships and the lands is paid to the army not by the treasury or by military appropriations. 17. And since a large part of the troops cum summo of those voivodeships was taken into our voivodeship and was devastated per bostilitatem of the enemy of the Holy Cross, therefore inibunt rationes IMć pp. deputies to provide us with diminutions for this number of troops, and also to pay the troops with salaries and not cum abiuratis. 18. With considerable injustice for bloody services and gunshots, Mr. Stanisław Służewski, the starosta of Horodło, has been waiting for a well-deserved sum for his bloody services and gunshots, and so far he has been unjustly detained, efficient to Mr. Stanisław Służewski. members, that this sum on the Prussy estates called secured and par constitutionem cauta should be, if the ready sum was not paid immediately. 19. Gentlemen collectors to obtain a receipt from the treasury anni 1652, tertii, quarti et octavi and give it to their proper towns. 20. Therefore, since the former capitulation of the Polish Armed Forces with the foreign army seems to be a failure, they will try to beat the Polish Guard. envoys, that another capitulation be decided at the time of these accommodations. 21. Because of the lack of knowledge of the estates quantitatis of issuing soldiers' bread subordinate to the hiberna ordained from the government, there cannot be any effect and the army is ordained not on the fiefs, as is the mens legis, but on horses cum summa aggravatione of the winter goods propter incertitudinem of the fiefs, so the pp. the deputies will strive to have these estates subordinated to the station, or written down by town offices or by deputies, and their account transferred to the crown treasury, according to which account they are to be ordained so that the army can support itself. 23. Much is due to this, and much is damaged in the army by the diminution of the ordinary elect in the estates of the Republic; urgebunt then IMci pp. deputies to review these properties of J. kr. It is as economical as the dispatcher J. kr. Those belonging to the nullis exceptis of the Sejm were appointed who could praevio iuramento inquirere, by what and for whom it became diminutio. 23. The Serdeniata Cossacks are called that they always stand at the river, and now in eo casu they declare i.e. to rzptej, efficient to IMcie pp. deputies, so that they are included in the army's military pay and counted. So that Mr. Hulaniecki also expressed his kindness in order to be the colonel of the promovebunt IMci pp over these people. afterword. 24. In this great gravamen nobilitas bears against its rights and freedoms, that extra forum competens to the clerical court in causis tithes are brought and non observatis gradibus of crown law and privileged public meetings, without any consent of the tenants, possessores bonorum decrees and excommunication agrave. Also against the constitution anni millesimi sexcentesimi trigesimi quinti, which approves pecuniary tithes where ex antiquali were taken, demands enumerated tithes and sues to the consistory, and by decrees aggravatibus onerize the nobility. Therefore they will fortify them. deputies with the constitution, so that such decrees contra regni iura offered have no value, and any clergyman would dare to ad forum spirituale slachcica in the above-mentioned matters atrahere, so that they would be punished by paena revocationis in the tribunal inter causas mixti fori vindicanda. And not before IMć pp. the tax deputies of the Council of Ministers will allow the nobilitas to be freed from such actions per constitutionem, but according to the old laws for tithes to the land, they were sued because the church used to punish the grande in ecclesiam with paena excommunicationis non nisi ob scelus grande in ecclesiam. 25. Debt J. kr. According to the previous article, IMci pp should summarize. afterword. 26. Praesidia Prusskie similiter, according to the previous article, will promote IMcie pp. afterword. 27. For ennoblement or indigenity according to the previous article of IMcie pp. the MPs should allow, apart from those people of the Polish nation who are seeking this jewel of the Sanvine, also from their Messrs. hetmans will be recommended. Namely, IMci Mr. Zaborowski, IMci standard-bearer Mr. Kiev Voivode, Mr. Berense, IMci Oberszleytmant Mr. Russian Voivode Mr. Bielecki, Mr. Wojciech Komornicki. 28. Asistencya of the guard J. kr. May it not be greater than that of St. in memory of King Sigismund the Third. Also, because the banners of the king's title are causing inconvenience to IM's great armies due to the failure to pay guards and other war duties, and they will not usurp this preeminence under another title, they will beg them, Mr. envoys, and they were given to worthy and deserving people. 29. On the closure of enforcement proceedings in the Ruthenian and Podolia voivodeships, according to a previous article there in publicis quam in privatis. 30. It is contra libertalem communem and contrary to the express law of Anni 1598 that salt from noble estates coming from the treasury is prohibited and inhibited, so that this law will be summed up cum paenis on those who would prohibit it and they will try to do so. afterword. 31. That the clerical and lay deputies should no longer be elected consequenter every year until the fourth year, and that the lay deputies should not sit or interfere in matters that do not belong to the clerical court, except in the terms and cadence of their courts, to which office the clerical deputy should be elected in the chapters praelati ex collegiis maioribus. 32. Various cases of this kind, bearing in mind the example of the Wielkopolska voivodeships, which have already been decided by the provincial assemblies on the confoederationis of their countries, and it was prepared for us here, so that we can also decide in omnem casum reipublicae such a secuttatem, they will abolish themselves. MPs to stop it. 33. Pretia rerum to be treated again. 34. We entrust the former Treasurer of the Crown with the receipt of the receipt or to pay the debts to the former Treasurer of the Crown. to our envoys, until all the past claims, both in the return of the jewels and in other accounts, and satisfaction in all things are satisfied with them. 35. That the town of Wiśnia of our public meetings of the Russian Voivodeship receptaculum was very much per iniuriam temporum and was devastated and almost completely ruined by heavy exaggerations, now the opera of IMci Mr. Władysław Wilczkowski, starost of Wyszyński and Zwinogród, towns in the municipality as in buildings for the convenience and early station of IMci pp. citizens of this voivodeship are beginning to restore, so we commissioned them... to our MPs to respond
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