Part 48

1. IMciom instructions pp. envoys of the Ruthenian Voivodeship from the Land of Lviv, H. O. Prince Konstanty Krzysztof Korybut in Zbaraż and Wiśniowiec, IMci Mr. Jan Stawski, cup-bearer of Lviv; from the Przemyśl region to IMci Mr. Stanisław Siciński, judge, IMci to Mr. Alexander Chodorowski, Lviv cabinetmaker; from the land of Sanok, Mr. Jerzy Wandalin from Wielkie Kunczyce, the starosta and IMci, Mr. Maciej Stanisław from Unihów, the judge of Sanok elected from the knights' circle of the Wiszyń sejmik, die vigesima nona Julia anni prasentis, who held the Sejm, came to Warsaw close to the date. 2. The highest conservancy of all nations is not based on anything else, but when benevolent subjects, bonded with their lords in familiar confidence, not out of any slavish fear, not any burdensome respect for authority, but out of the very benevolence... of their desired future fortunes, expect an auction. What can last long there if everyone has to look for change from the gloomy face of constant change and their happiness can be measured from the inevitable hand by the pericula. The previously timid heart can serve each of us better, because this golden happiness flowing behind a gentler complexion cannot return to this homeland when J. Kr. Mci origins and auspicia regnandi are considered more deeply as all distastes and any resentments of J. kr. My publicae, having pardoned the saluti and, with a kind glance, would like to wish all the civibus with a soothing tranquillilate and the necessary confidentiality, we are responsible again. For what'J. kr. Mci pp. the members have given us all kind of gratitudin and should give us thanks that paterno affectu J. kr. I am constantly concerned about the common good, and after the previous disrupted sessions, I am looking for ways to bring all the harmful prejudices back together and to produce a happy conclusion, God willing, for the future session. We have no doubts about this, and we pray for this in advance, that J. kr. My Lord Summa Solicitudine will like to take care of all amovere impedimenta and paternally which this holy opus of the next Sejm could stop. 3. And since it is very important that all deliberations of the Council bring about the most certain results, this can be best prevented by such a measure, when IMc. MPs from the corporali iuramento voivodeship will undertake that they will not interfere with the private interests of the Sejm or have any dependence on anyone that is harmful to the bono publico. 4. Considering all the surrounding dangers that the enemies threaten us with on the border, why did the army of J. kr. Mci and rzptej for disproportionate slimness cannot be enough, they will try to be thinner. MPs, that an army auction could be planned and decided upon. 5. And in futurum, such methods pp. Our deputies will find solutions both in the dismantling and in the auction of the army and taxes that would be cum possibilitate et sine aggravatione of the voivodeship, habita ratione iustitiae of our lands and sterilitate of the lands of Sanok. 6. League with pp. Christian from J. kr. It is proposed that a thorough and deep deliberation is needed as to which monarchs and which means should be consulted, so IMć pp. the deputies in tam gravi negotio ultimarie will not be able to do anything in tympuni kcie includere, but they will report ad communem assensum to the brothers and we will be talked about by the media there exponent at the future assemblies relationis, which are to be non ad offensam cuiuscumque sed ad defensam publicae salutis. 7. That the defense of the Republic of Poland depended more on the fact that the army of His Majesty the King There was no service left for Mcci and rzptej in Borg, but he should have been paid first, because for such satisfaction all wars had to be ready to be served, so IMć pp. MPs ineant modum cum republica, so that the soldier receives his stipendia properly in tempore and pro praeteritis is completely calm, in futurum the respublica will find some way to pay the soldier, and they will agree to this. our MPs. 8 In order to encourage all services to the Polish government, so that those who have expressed their intention to the assemblies, as well as to ours, with this intention will be admitted to the nobility, including those from the army whom the hetman will promote to the public through instructions for their significant merits and works, as well as those who will not be forgotten by you, Mr. our MPs who are already recurrebant to us, such as Mr. Kazimierz Jankowski, Mr. Stanisław Bielecki, Mr. Stanisław Zaborowski, Mr. Lebel, Mr. B... oberszter, Mr. Wojciech Komornicki. 9. The idea that several voivodeships were to be considered in confinio by the army as a res impracticabilis is also impossible if these voivodeships, with their heavy burdens, would therefore have to succumbere a and in aequali republica as both incommoda and of equal benefit; everyone should bear for the common good, so they should invent such methods, MPs, which would be a burden proportionately to the whole army, and a soldier well-equipped from this hibernation would have sufficient provision for a year. 10. However, if by purchasing several starosty estates for money, a soldier could find a place to live through the obstacles of landed estates, they may be able to do so. afterword. we should talk about it and let it happen. 11. Since it is clear that due to Ukraine's stubbornness, no one [can] take anything good from that ominari wall, so that those Ukrainian forces are divided, one with Doroshenko and the other with Hanenek, and Hanenek's kindness towards us is shown by so many proofs, there is much to do with him to continue his service and uninterrupted kindness and retain a certain amount as we would like to encourage him and the Zaporozhian Cossacks not to stop attacking us. 12. However, without losing hope from the other side for peace, Mr. the MPs will call for a committee to deal with Doroszeńko and Hanenek again. 13. To Moscow, if a deputy is ordained at the Sejm, let the tantisper not rush with his expedition while the Sejm