1. We councils, officials, citizens of the Sanok region, gathered according to the universal of JKr. I'm coming here to Wisznia for the parliamentary assembly scheduled for today, we make the following advice at our landowner's session and include the following point in the instructions:
2. We asked for deputies to the Extraordinary Sejm in Warsaw from among ourselves JW. pp. Jakub Bronicki, treasurer of Wiślica, and the second IMci, Mr. Stanisław Dedyński, standard-bearer of Zadrożym.
3. Since now the biggest case in the country has arisen against dissidents and disunites, we beg and oblige them sub onere conscientiae. deputies to keep these dissidents and disunites within the former rights, and to demand that the constitution of 1717 be adopted by the estates of the Republic of Poland in this matter, as well as the subsequent constitutions confirming the above-mentioned, fully maintained and fully implemented, only so that the dissidents would be fortified in accordance with the former laws.
' Compare the demonstration from August 26 below.
4. That the ancient native rights, especially the cardinal ones, and Polish freedom in their entirety, without allowing any dependency, may be maintained in their entirety. MPs should try hard.
5. As all matters, the status, and especially religion, should not be subject to sub pluralitem vetante lege, so that at the current Sejm of the People's Republic of Poland Members to maintain this and carry out what we have tried to recommend. Therefore, having signed this advice, point and arrangement of our landowners with our own hands, we present it among the other points of the parliamentary instructions. Datum in Wiszni die 24 Augusti 1768 anno.
Michał Ozoryusz from Buków Bukowski, chamberlain of the Sanok region. Józef Tarnawiecki, the elder of the land army and the district mayor of Sanok. Józef Humiecki. Jakub Korwin Bronicki, treasurer of Wiślica. Stanisław from Dydno Gozdawa Dydyński MP. Remigian Felix from Karnice Karnicki, soldier of Lviv, JKr. An extra-ordinary member of parliament, Franciszek Trzecieski, the standard-bearer of Owrucki, is scheduled for the pre-sejm assembly. Ignacy Jedlecki mp. Wincenty Tarnawiecki, ruler of the Sanok land. Adam Wojciech Wisłocki, diving captain, Jan Dobrzański, Franciszek Wisłocki, Bydgoszcz ensign, Ignacy Trzemewski, Antoni Wisłocki, Antoni Dobrzański, Jacek Górski.
Fasc. Cop. Castr. Sanoc. 84 No. 563.
Wisznia, August 26, 1767.
Instruction of the sejmik to deputies to the king,
1. Instructions of JWIMciom pp. Michał Ozoryusz from Buków, Bukowski, chamberlain of the Sanok region, and Mikołaj Hynek, town judge of Lviv, to JKr. Mcci delegated from the landowners to the Russian general, following the universality of JKr. Mci p. n. m. gathered in Wisznia on August 24, given on the 26th of the same month in the year of our Lord 1767.
2. Expressed by JWlMcie pp. envoys from the illustrious general thanking JKr, Mci p.n. m. for the careful and tender care of the public good, the people entrusted to him by God, making them happy with his care, and they will declare in the name of our general that so sweet JKr. They try to sacralize their rule of life, as they are obliged to do.
3. They will express their unbearable regret that they have been so oppressed by their brethren who remain in equality that they are not willing to allow common deliberations on all matters that concern them, not only to save their beloved homeland but also to save the Holy Roman Catholic faith from the wavering attacks of dissidents.
4. JWIMcie pp. the deputies will present a manifesto against such illegality ad acta Metrices Regni, so that they can find sympathy among all their brothers and with an audience from His Lordship. They will ask for permission to read this manifesto in conspectu maiestatis.
5. They will be looking for JWIMci pp. In such an unpleasant situation, the deputies will find sweet relief from our merciful Lord, whose efforts we can see and his zeal to ensure that all of us are happy under his rule, so they will ask for the pre-parliament assemblies to be held again.
6. Safety of the envoys to Your Majesty, Your Majesty. We entrust those sent to us with the consideration of the Lord's heart and for the safety of these people, we entrust them with the protection of many powers. Joseph