1 L Kłodnie.
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voivodeship of our general Wyszyński given and by the hand of the marshal of our knights' circle signed in Wisznia die nona Septembris anno 1735.
2. Primo as an example for all monarchs Jkr. Mci p. n. m. justice et per vinculum super pacta conventa of the fulfilled oath, not only by their universals issued in publicum to the splendid lands and districts of the Republic of Poland of both nations, but also by instructions for pre-sejm assemblies by the IMs of pp. of its envoys sent to the voivodeships voluntarily admits that without any pretextu post ineluctabilia fata to the kingdom and the free Republic of Poland, the nation. Mr. His Majesty the Most Serene King Augustus U liberis civium votis et suffragiis and then, upon learning of his wonderful and decent qualities, omnibus quanto svavioribus mediis ad recognitionem of the happy reign of those attracted, the Polish throne settles et propter coadunanda et in favorem of the happy reign of his civium vota to calm down and any differences and prevent further ruin of the Republic of Poland revolution, similar in similar conjunctures and in an effective manner, deigned to submit a pacificationis through the most eminent antecessors of his practicata via the General Sejm of Warsaw, so IMcie Mr. our envoys, for the sake of the common good and the reassurance of their countries, solicitudine paterna gracious and benevolent, the fulfillment of our declarations to your majesty, having given thanks and done great harm to the free nation, that the gens libera sumus and no exactions, provisions, tribunals et quovis titulo violent emunctions or exotic muskets be we should not be subject to remonstrance, after the marshal elected by them, they will demand the evacuation of the Russian and Saxon troops at all times, and that the matter of the Saxon troops should be done as soon as possible by the grace of Jkr. Mci p. n. m. from the highest command of orderlies, as to Russian interveniente maiestatis authoritate et interpositione subsequatur, to Jkr. Mci p. n. m. together with IMciam pp. MPs from other illustrious instabunt voivodeships.
3. Since for a certain inner peace it is very important that there be maiestati quam libertati plena provideatur securitas, therefore IMcie pp. in this matter, ad quaerenda eiusdem providende securitatis maiestati et libertati et obviando to all machinators and machinators infractionem tranquillitatis publicae tentative cum constituendo ac circumscribendo rigore et foro the media with the entire Republic of Poland will be abolished, however, so that the maiestati Jkr. Our safety and freedoms were secured by the government's own forces, not by exotic means. Why is an army auction necessary, so this IMcie pp. our envoys promote rebellion cum hac serie praecustoditione, so that not the regiments nor the officers, but in the regiments the militia itself is augmented, and so that the staff charges not of the foreign but of the Polish nation, our brothers, whom, ad obeunda haec munia et officia, quite many idoneos are found, are forsaken, and the military discipline is reinforced by constitutions, reassumatur and soldier de proprio sine omni receiving punctual wages from the courts of the nobility and the poor people, querella, standing on their beds, that is, in the mars victum et amictum, he seriously planned a promotion for himself, funding them from quarters and hiberna, which de iustitia augeri should, and from the Jewish poll tax, so that every Jew received a red zloty for his person and a second red zloty for his wife. onere for the kahals from the poorer imponendo, none from the crown treasury for the excise of the above-mentioned tax, not allowing the jurisdiction they proposed and maintained.
4. If the conservation of states and kingdoms is the most consistent in cultura of stable and intact friendship with neighboring powers and the observation of treaties with them, then who will not admit that the ratio status et conservationis of our Republic from the circumstances of present conjectures in Christianity precipitate in this way that good friendship and harmony
* L. voluntary.