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11. We postpone other demands of the WWIM landowners of our brothers, which could not be included in the present congress, until the future congress of our land, God willing, and we limit the present congress de assensu omnium concivium ad praesens actualiter existentium, i.e. to the first Monday after the Feast of the Conversion of S. Paul the Apostle in the year following 1764, which falls cum legitima conservatione, by force. present limits.

Liber. disp. ter. Prem. 260 p. 218-226.

Wisznia, February 6, 1764.

Laudum of the Wisła sejmik.

1. We councilors, dignitaries, officials and all the knights, General of the Ruthenian Voivodeship, Lviv, Przemyśl and Sanok lands, behind the universal JO. Prince IMci Władysław Alexander Łubieński, Archbishop of Gniezno, Primate of the Polish Crown and the Grand Duchy of Lithuania, First Prince in Warsaw on the 12th day of November of the year one thousand seven hundred and sixty-three, dated et omni solennitate published, having gathered at this place in Wisznia, for our general deliberations, after the meeting of the assembly by JW. Mr. Józef Potocki, castellan of Lviv, with merits equal to his great name, distinguished senator in our homeland et circa venerandam from all canitiem honoring us with excellent advice, because according to the rules prescribed by our ancestors in similibus interregnum casibus sub vinculo confoederationis conspired for one heart and mind of the favorite marshal and for him councilors who were to be elected for the interregna period, and in order to appear properly under the banners for the future election of their MPs. they appointed our landowners' cavalry captains and signed the instrument of indissolubilis between us foederis with their own hands, and in continuation of further deliberations, we asked for our deputies to the Warsaw convocation sejm and elected them from the land of Lviv: JO. Adam, prince Czartoryski, general of the Podolia lands, starosta of Kamieniec, Latyczów, knight of the Order of the Grand S. Jędrzej, our marshal and JW. Alexander Borzęcki, sub-capital of the Duchy of Lithuania, starosta of Dołhan; from the Przemyśl region, W. Alexander the Sea, ensign of Przemyśl, lieutenant of the armored insignia of JWlMci, p. Zamojski, starosta of L., and Jan Drohojowski, ensign of Żydaczów; from the Sanok region WIMci p. Józef Malicki, the standard-bearer, and Michał Bukowski, the Sanok cabinetmaker, who, although we contributed

everyone and JO's hand. our marshal's signed instructions agenda for the following Sejm are expressed in substance, but the descriptions of the experiences of these IMs in our homeland have more than anything else. deputies, trusting in love, we are sure that all our efforts and efforts will be directed there, from where they will see the most useful results for the entire Republic of Poland, and therefore also for our voivodeship, with complete faith, rights and freedom.

2. After selecting the above-mentioned IMs, Mr. our general's envoys to JO's letter. Prince IMci Primate's letter to our General, which we received with due respect, as we have no other letters JO. We commission the prince marshal of our general circle to write back. And that in the present time of interregnum, we should be grateful for the recognition of such great pro publico rights and, in all respects, the fulfillment of the principled office of JO. IMci the Prince Primate, so that we would express special respect for him pro regia dignitate, for the effectiveness of this recognition, we begged for the MPs e medio nostri VIMci Mr. Szymon Szeptycki, the mayor of Lviv, the starosta of K...., Dominik Błażowski, the army of the land and the sub-starosta of the town of Lviv to JO. the Prince and the Primate, obliging the above-mentioned MPs and MPs to anticipando the opening of the Sejm in the name of our General JO within a few days. to the Primate, as supremo arbitrio, they declared and gave thanks to our homeland for its obvious and strenuous efforts to protect the public good and the public good, asking that in an equal undertaking, with the most useful pro elemento publico advice and effort, the dignity and seriousness inherent in the homeland should be treated as primary. He deigned to be interested in our rights, freedoms and freedoms, always and now.