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The Starosta of Łuck, Atanazy Miączyński, addresses the Voivode of Volhynia, Jan Jabłonowski, as his primary patron with a humble request for intercession with the dignitary of Kraków. He explains his distress regarding financial matters and refers to the oral report of the sent cup-bearer for further details.

Anastazy Miączyński informs the Voivode of Volhynia, Jan Jabłonowski, that the bearer of the letter will provide him with a detailed account of the sejmik proceedings in person. He also assures the recipient of his lifelong loyalty and asks for his continued favor.

Anastazy Miączyński, Voivode of Volhynia, assures Jan Jaśkiewicz of the steps taken with the Treasurer and the Burggrave of Lutsk to defend his position as superintendent against the machinations of Mr. Zahorowski. He also requests the submission of accounts regarding customs duties and due refunds.

Kajetan Młodecki expresses his gratitude to the Lviv magistrate for supporting his candidacy for the dignity of provost of the Lviv cathedral in the event of a vacancy. He requests the councilors to officially record the votes in his favor in the council books.

Crown Deputy Chancellor Andrzej Młodziejowski assures the Lwów magistrate of his constant readiness to defend the city's rights and interests, in view of his assumption of a new office. He also extends his wishes for happiness and prosperity to the city authorities on the occasion of the New Year.

Crown Deputy Chancellor Andrzej Stanisław Młodziejowski sends the Lviv Magistrate a complaint from the merchant Pierre Gautier, whom the city authorities forbade from trading due to his employment of a Protestant journeyman. He orders the officials to change their unfavorable decision and to encourage foreigners to settle, rather than discouraging them from commercial activity.

Crown Deputy Chancellor Andrzej Stanisław Młodziejowski thanks the authorities of the city of Lviv for the holiday and New Year's greetings sent. In response, he offers the magistrate and all residents mutual wishes for prosperity in the New Year.

Bishop Andrzej Stanisław Młodziejowski intercedes with the Lviv authorities on behalf of the rector of the local Collegium Nobilium, Father Sołtyk. He asks the magistrate to show him favor and assistance according to the city's capabilities, promising his gratitude in return.

Deputy Chancellor Andrzej Stanisław Młodziejowski responds to the Lviv authorities regarding their request for intervention in a lawsuit against the Dominicans before the Nunciature, promising support once the judicial recess ends. He also inquires about the identity of the Dominican Provincial, offering to attempt an amicable settlement of the dispute through direct correspondence.

Andrzej Młodziejowski, Bishop of Poznań and Grand Chancellor of the Crown, addresses the authorities of Lviv with a request for a swift and just resolution of the case between the Cup-bearer of Dobrzyń, Łagowski, and the Basilian Fathers. The letter serves as an official intervention and support for the nobleman's legal proceedings.

Andrzej Stanisław Młodziejowski, Bishop of Poznań and Grand Chancellor of the Crown, recommends Franciszek Devillier of Warsaw to the Lviv Magistrate. He requests that he be granted permission to operate a tavern and organize balls during the upcoming Lviv contracts for a fair fee to the city treasury.

Bishop and Chancellor Andrzej Stanisław Młodziejowski admonishes the Lviv authorities for the burdensome prosecution of the foreigner Kamera, which discourages foreign merchants from settling in the city. He appeals for lenient treatment of the supplicant and an amicable settlement of the case, informing them of his readiness to withdraw the appeal.

Bishop Andrzej Młodziejowski responds to the Lviv Magistrate concerning military burdens, trade with Gdańsk, and sessions of the Crown Tribunal. He also recommends granting permission for the foreigner De Villier to operate redoubts and taverns, emphasizing the benefits of competition.

Bishop Andrzej Młodziejowski sends the Lwów Magistrate a copy of a letter from the Starosta of Lwów. He urges the municipal authorities to respect the Starosta and to act in a conciliatory manner in border disputes between the city and the castle jurisdiction.

Bishop of Przemyśl and Deputy Chancellor of the Crown, Andrzej Młodziejowski, orders the Lviv Magistrate to enforce the decree of the Assessorial Courts and restore Zofia Majewska to the possession of a portion of the Filipowicz estate. He emphasizes that removing her in favor of creditors who have not legally proven their claims undermines the authority of the royal verdict.

Bishop Andrzej Młodziejowski asks the Lviv Magistrate for a swift and just resolution of the dispute over the Szalinowska tenement house between Major General Wieniawski and the citizen Kupiński. In a postscript, he advises the municipal authorities to strive for an amicable settlement of the conflict to allow construction work to begin.

Crown Deputy Chancellor Andrzej Młodziejowski intervenes with the Lviv magistrate at the request of local craftsmen, who complain about the protracted nature of their lawsuit against the brewers' confraternity regarding mead brewing. He orders the city authorities to resolve the dispute quickly and fairly so that the craftsmen do not suffer further financial losses.

Bishop and Crown Deputy Chancellor Andrzej Młodziejowski refers the case of the nobleman Kupiński back to the court of first instance, recommending the exclusion of Czeczerisz and Franki from the panel of judges. He also requests an expedited hearing in the bench court regarding Kupiński's eviction dispute with General Wieniawski.

Bishop Andrzej Młodziejowski sends the Lviv Magistrate excerpts from the responses of the Voivode of Ruthenia and the Uniate Bishop, who declare their willingness to pay the paving tax for their Lviv properties. He expresses hope that their attitude will encourage other manor owners and the clergy of both rites to settle this obligation.

The Bishop of Przemyśl and Deputy Chancellor of the Crown, Andrzej Młodziejowski, sends the Lwów authorities an excerpt of a response from the Archbishop of Lwów. He informs them of the prelate's readiness to fairly consider the issue of the paving tax payment by the clergy.

Grand Chancellor of the Crown Andrzej Młodziejowski replies to Archbishop of Lwów Wacław Sierakowski, advising against seeking a royal privilege for municipal land for a cathedral brickyard without the consent of the Lwów authorities. He suggests concluding a fixed-term lease agreement with the city for rent and guaranteeing the city's rights as a collator and patron of the prelacies.

Chancellor Andrzej Młodziejowski admonishes the Lviv Magistrate due to delays and formal evasions in the case of the nobleman Kupiński, referred by the Assessorial Court. He orders the councilors to issue a verdict immediately in accordance with justice, under threat of reprimand.

The Bishop of Poznań and Grand Chancellor of the Crown, Andrzej Młodziejowski, thanks the authorities of the city of Lviv for the New Year's greetings sent. He reciprocates with wishes for divine protection, comfort, and prosperity for all citizens in these difficult times.

The Bishop of Poznań and Grand Chancellor of the Crown, Andrzej Młodziejowski, commends to the Lviv Magistrate the case of the poor baker Józef Lybenyk, pending against the Żydaczów sub-delegate Łosiewski. He calls upon the municipal authorities to administer justice promptly and impartially.

Bishop Andrzej Młodziejowski recommends to the Lviv authorities Piotr Hart, an envoy of the director of the newly established state lottery. He requests that all possible assistance be provided to him, particularly in appointing trusted individuals to the positions of collectors.

Andrzej Młodziejowski, Bishop of Poznań and Grand Chancellor of the Crown, recommends Princess Cantacuzena to the Lviv Magistrate, requesting that the municipal village of Białohorszcze be leased to her upon the expiration of the current contract. He assures them of her reliability, exemplary estate management, and care for her subjects.

The Bishop of Poznań and Grand Chancellor of the Crown, Andrzej Młodziejowski, recommends to the Lviv magistrate the elders of the bakers' guild, who have obtained confirmation of their ancient privileges from the King. He appeals to the municipal authorities to observe these rights and ensure they are respected by others as well.

Bishop Andrzej Młodziejowski recommends Wojciech Behm, who has obtained the title of royal candidate and pharmacist, to the Lviv Magistrate. The Chancellor asks for favorable treatment of the burgher, while reminding him that this title does not exempt him from municipal duties.

Bishop Andrzej Młodziejowski recommends the inheritance case of the Lviv patrician Tadeusz Kostewicz to the Lviv Magistrate. He urges the municipal authorities to resolve the dispute over his parents' estate fairly and as quickly as possible.

Bishop Andrzej Młodziejowski informs the Lviv magistrate of his intervention with the Jesuit rector regarding the punishment of a rhetoric professor for the harm caused to Nikorowicz's son. He also reiterates the order to resolve the property dispute between Tadeusz Kostewicz and Jan Kuczyński as soon as possible.

Bishop Andrzej Młodziejowski responds to a letter from the Lwów authorities opposing the transfer of the Filipowicz printing house to the Franciscans, due to concerns about potential harm to the city's printing houses. The Chancellor appeals to the magistrate to find a buyer in the city who would pay the heirs for the printing office, so that they do not suffer a financial loss.

Grand Chancellor of the Crown Andrzej Młodziejowski sends the Lviv Magistrate a request from the Voivode of Kyiv and orders a swift resolution of a dispute over a tenement house between the widow Kucharska and a citizen named Ferszter. Attached to the letter is a copy of the letter from the Voivode of Kyiv interceding on behalf of the aggrieved widow.

Bishop Andrzej Młodziejowski informs the Lviv Magistrate about a rescript extending the powers of the assessor commissioners regarding the succession after Mrs. Wojakowska and the verification of the temporary guardians of the Wierzbicz children. In a postscript, he advises the municipal authorities to exercise caution, considering the official inventory taking conducted so far to be detrimental to the case.

Bishop Andrzej Młodziejowski instructs the Lviv Magistrate to prudently resolve the complaint of the widow Kucharska, supported by the Voivode of Kiev, and demands an explanation regarding this matter. He also requests information concerning the obstruction of construction works for the Lviv Bernardines.

Grand Chancellor of the Crown Andrzej Młodziejowski requests the Lviv Magistrate to appoint an architect and conduct an on-site inspection in a dispute between the Arahiełowicz tenement and the Stauropigial Brotherhood tenement. A new, accurate plan of the disputed area is necessary for the Royal Court to issue a fair verdict.

Andrzej Młodziejowski, Bishop of Poznań and Grand Chancellor of the Crown, recommends Mr. Bartkowski to the Lwów Magistrate. He requests that he be granted priority in leasing the disputed municipal lands, should they be awarded to the Lwów economy.

Bishop Andrzej Młodziejowski sends the Lviv magistrate a copy of a petition from a poor nobleman, Krasnopolski, who is demanding payment of a debt from the city treasury. He advises the Lviv authorities to settle the matter quickly and justly so that the complainant does not have to return to the royal court with further requests.

Bishop and Chancellor Andrzej Młodziejowski urges the Lviv Magistrate to promptly and justly resolve the property dispute between the Sword-bearer Wojakowski and the Wierzbicki heirs. He points out the glaring disproportion between the offered sum and the due share of the estate, and appeals for respect for the decree of the royal courts.

Bishop Andrzej Młodziejowski informs the Lviv Magistrate of the Royal Court's confirmation of the verdict ordering the baker Libenek to pay a fine for harboring a drummer. At the same time, he appeals to the city authorities to remit the burgher's prison sentence in the tower.

Bishop Andrzej Młodziejowski urges the Lviv Magistrate to resolve Krasnopolski's cases as quickly as possible and to ensure the return of his documents by the plenipotentiary Kudziorowicz. He warns the city authorities of the consequences of further delaying the judicial proceedings.

Andrzej Młodziejowski, Bishop of Poznań and Grand Chancellor of the Crown, thanks the Lwów magistrate for the Christmas greetings sent. He reciprocates, wishing the councilors and the entire city prosperity and all kinds of goods in the newly begun year.

Bishop and Grand Chancellor of the Crown Andrzej Młodziejowski admonishes the Lviv magistrate for imposing a new, extraordinary levy on the Jews of Lviv, contrary to their existing burdens. He calls on the city authorities to exercise moderation and justice, and advises them to reach an agreement with the Starosta, pointing to the strong protection enjoyed by the Jewish community.

Bishop of Poznań and Grand Chancellor of the Crown Andrzej Młodziejowski reiterates an order addressed to the authorities of Lviv concerning the immediate payment of dues owed to Kazimierz Muradowicz from the city treasury. He recalls his previous recommendation and refers to a renewed complaint from the supplicant.

Lviv Starosta Jan Mniszek informs the Lviv councilors that he is postponing the consideration of their complaints against the burgrave until his return from Warsaw. At the same time, he assures the magistrate of his support for the city's candidate for translator and his respect for the city's traditional rights in this regard.

Józef Mniszek, Starosta of Sanok, declares his obedience to the orders of the Voivode of Ruthenia, Jan Stanisław Jabłonowski, and addresses the issue of the publication and the date of the sejmik universal. He concludes the correspondence with expressions of respect and brotherly kindness.

Józef Wandalin Mniszech addresses the Lviv authorities with a demand to compel the Gdańsk merchant Jakub Watson to settle a debt owed to the Jaworów merchant Moszko Michlewicz before leaving the city. He warns that in case of inaction, the magistrate itself will be held financially liable.

Józef Wandalin Mniszech requests the Lviv authorities to entrust the vacant city parish to the Lviv Suffragan, Father Jełowicki. He assures them of his gratitude and readiness to render services to the magistrate in the future.

Colonel Andrzej Modrzewski assures the authorities of Lwów that the Voivode of Kraków has ordered his Wallachian banner to leave the suburbs, as he does not intend to seek justice at the expense of poor inhabitants. He also explains that the matter of the dispute and insults from the Starosta of Lwów and Mr. Samocki has been referred to a royal commission for resolution.

Jakub Ignacy Modrzewski sends court records concerning the case of the 'Bramka' abandonment and the ordered site inspection to the President of Lviv, instructing him to prepare and register copies and to send the originals to Warsaw. He also requests the payment of 24 red zlotys to the regent for the entries made.

Jakub Ignacy Modrzewski advises the President of Lviv to refrain from legal action until Monday, given the possibility of an amicable settlement by the vice-starosta. However, he recommends simultaneously preparing materials for a potential protestation, expressing hope that a lawsuit can be avoided.