33. The city of Krosno was called by the crown constitution the receptaculum of the Sanok Land, because by taking away the villages to maintain the fortifications of this city marked by per legem, and by the aggravation of the clergy in this city, which were to the last ruins, the instabunt of IMcie pp. deputies to the estates of the Republic of Poland to appoint an ex concivibus commission of this land, to recognize the causes of the fall of the city, who would have the power to restore anything from the city avulsum, to liquidate the unjustly taken provisions and to order those in reparation of this city to the satisfaction, as well as to the repair of the walls, arsenal, artillery and ammunition, praevia revisione they made the old registers, investigations where the guns were, and made the preparations for the disposal of the cannons. Which
to IMciom pp. the commissioners had the power to assign all municipal properties to the incorporated city holding them, and by the estate of privileges cum potestate approbandi vel cassandi praesenti it was allowed to do so. Adam Prince Czartoryski, general of the Podolia lands, marshal of the voivodeship's knights' circle and general of the Russian lands. Adam from Olbrachcie Bielski, standard bearer of the Lviv land consiliarius, Józef from Drohojów Drohojowski standard bearer of the Jewish district consiliarius, Marcin from Grotków Łoś, deputy judge of the Lviv land and the Jewish district consiliarius, Ignacy Adam Rogala Lewicki hunter of the Lviv land from the same land consiliarius, Dominik Wawrzyniec from Błażowa Błażowski of the army and town substarosta of Lviv, consiliarius, Krzysztof Żurowski, town judge of Żydaczewski consiliarius, Antoni from Biezdziedza Broniewski, treasurer of Jewish council of council, Andrzej Rola, town judge of Żydaczewski consiliarius, Gwido Marcelli Siedlisk! sub-voivode of the Przemyśl land and the Jewish district, consiliarius, Felix Antoni of Grodków from Kroyowłogi Łoś, castellan of Lviv, cosiliarius, starosta of Wyszeń, Samuel Rogala Lewicki, starosta of Krzeczkowski, sub-voivode of the Przemyśl land and the same land, consiliarius, Antoni Siedliski, sub-sędkowicz of Przemyśl, ensign of the armored sign, consiliarius, Michał z Bibersztyna Błoński, cupbearer of the Sanok land and the same councilor, Józef Tarnawiecki, town judge of Sanok, councillor, Adam Cieszanowski, czesnik from Sieradz, councillor, Stanisław Truskolaski, sub-table Liw councillor.
Castr. Prem. Rei. 622 p. 460-472; Castr. Leop. Rei. 596 p. 1088-1109; Castr. San. Rei. 250 p. 239-257; Fasc. C. Castr. Prem. 143 p. 359-367. Fasc. Cop. C. Leop. 72 p. 595-603; Casir. Jewboy. Rei. 100 p. 588—605; Fac. Cop. Castr. Jewboy. 37 No. 35.
Wisznia, February 6, 1764.
Confederation of the Ruthenian Voivodeship.
1. We, the councils, dignitaries, officials and all the knights of the Russian Voivodeship, General Wiszeński, i.e. the lands of Lviv, Przemyśl and Sanok, at the mournful sound of the inevitable death of the Most Serene Augustus, the Third King and our merciful lord, expressed our regrets to the deceased in piis to God suspiriis out of the faithfulness of our hearts, while we expressed our regrets both out of love for our homeland and the tenderness of JO's office. Prince IMć Władysław Alexander Łubieński, Archbishop of Gniezno, Primate of the Crown of Poland and the Duchy of Lithuania, the first prince to proclaim the interregnum with a universal in Warsaw on the twelfth month of November last year 1763, dated to the city of our voivodeship, given and published, not only by our deceased lord, but also by the national council of state, which has died for such a long time. In our Council, the orphaned and therefore resurrected who was destroying us in every way and until the last fall, who led the fornication, defined and the public misfortunes resulting from it per species, and to the first call to our rescue, the day of the convocational assembly, the sixth month of February in the present year, was marked by which marking, when we gathered at this place for Vishnia for our universal deliberations, first of all, with a humbled mind and a grateful heart, we thank God that the reigning keeping the holy faith in our kingdom and keeping us in freedom, he replaced the defect of our forces with the omnipotence of his hand and deigned to cover us from the surroundings of war fires with the shield of his special providence.
2. That Providence itself, having provided us with abundant natural means for our own happiness, seeks from us, but never otherwise than