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Tullius Guttinius asks Lviv councilor Matthias Hayder to inspect and redeem pledged goods from Mr. Broniś to avoid the accumulation of interest, offering immediate reimbursement of the advanced sums in Warsaw or Gdańsk. He also authorizes the recipient to keep the goods as security or to sell them during the upcoming St. Agnes fair.

King Władysław IV orders Lwów merchants to pay border customs duties on imported goods, abolishing the Armenian lump sum of twelve kopa, while simultaneously releasing the townspeople from past arrears and upholding their exemption from internal customs duties.

Grand Chancellor of the Crown Jerzy Ossoliński intercedes with the authorities of Lwów on behalf of the royal postmaster Robert Bandinelli regarding an ongoing property dispute. He appeals for an amicable and fair resolution of the conflict with the city, without resorting to burdensome legal procedures.

Bishop Mikołaj Prażmowski intervenes with the authorities of Lwów in defense of the widow of Mr. Bandinelli, who is being summoned to pay outstanding taxes. He appeals for her alleged arrears to be offset against the city's debt incurred from her late husband, or for the execution to be deferred until the dues from the public treasury are settled.

Jan Benedykt Cacciolini explains to Maciej Haider his break in correspondence due to illness and frequent travels, promising to repay a debt of 300 zlotys during his upcoming stay in Lviv. He also informs him about withholding the payment of the remaining balance to the mother of the late apprentice Jan Szmid until the Piotrków trade books are examined.

The Bishop of Przemyśl and Crown Vice-Chancellor Aleksander Trzebiński intercedes with the Lwów city council on behalf of Robert Bandinelli, encouraging an amicable resolution to ongoing legal disputes. He asks the councilors to treat the burgher kindly and justly as a person who has served the city well.