Додаток ч. 6. Скорочений текст Зборівського договору, що його опублікував лондонський тижневник The Moderate Intelligencer: Impartially Communicating Martiall Affaires to the Kingome of England of October 4, 1649, No. 237:
It is confirmed, that the King of Poland's Army fought with, the Cossaques and Tartars two dayes together; on both sides a numerous multitude was slain the King of Poland had the greatest losse, not being so numerous as his enemy, the most of his Gentry not yet come unto him, and those present did not fight so couragiously, insomuch, that the King after the fight was ended, was surrounded by his numerous Enemy, and so in a manner forced to make peace in the open field to his enemies great content, and his own disparagement, and prejudice to the Crown, the Cossaques have obtained not only their ancient priviledges, honours and offices in temporall and Spirituals, but brought to passe that the Jesuits, and Jews, be banished out of the Cossaques Quarters: The Articles agreed upon (amongst which an act oblivion, and no party to seeke any revenge in the future in the least degree) are to be confirmed and performed and the next Dyet to be held for that purpose, after the Armies are totally withdrawn: Five Starorosteys or Counties pawned to the Cossaques till the Articles agreed on are performed, and Generali Chimelnisky is in the King's Camp for the cleering of some intricate points and the waywode of Crakaw is in the Cossaques Campe.
The Tartars for their dispatch have 300,000 Gilders, which money, for the most part, is paid already, the Cosaques are to receive all their Arrears which Crown of Poland is owing unto them.