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Crown Deputy Chancellor Michał Wodzicki informs the Lviv authorities of his planned trip to Wschowa and promises to intercede with the Field Crown Hetman regarding the exchange of gold for the needs of the local garrison. He also assures them of his readiness to successfully resolve the city's matter.

The writer recalls a declaration by the Lviv magistrate concerning the parish benefice and the anticipated opportunity to take it up after the death of Father Łozowski. The death of the dean also requires renewed consideration of the deanery and of the earlier declaration; the writer mentions a suffragan who was expected to take the deanery. The closing is addressed to the noble and distinguished gentlemen, and the signature appears to read “M. Rzewuski”. Dated Warsaw, 13 February 1763.

Wacław Rzewuski expresses regret over the harm suffered by the President of Lviv and assures his support for the city's rights. At the same time, he strongly advises the magistrate to reach a settlement to prevent burdensome and costly tribunal proceedings.

Field Hetman of the Crown Wacław Rzewuski thanks the authorities of Lviv for securing a criminal sent to the city by the Chełm bailiff. He requests his final extradition in accordance with the latest order of the Crown Treasurer.

The Voivode of Kraków, Wacław Rzewuski, recommends Warsaw merchants Feliks Salvator and Reisner to the authorities of Lviv, as they are seeking permission to organize carnival redoubts. He assures that they will purchase all supplies locally and that the venture will attract numerous nobility to the city, bringing significant profits to Lviv.

Wacław Rzewuski thanks the proconsul and councilors of Lviv for the kindness shown to him, sending mutual wishes for long-lasting prosperity. He assures the magistrate of his constant attachment and respect.

Wacław Rzewuski addresses the authorities of Lviv with a request to entrust the vacant provostship in the local archcathedral to his nephew, Father Chancellor Rzewuski. In return, he promises the Lviv councilors his remembrance and gratitude at every opportunity.

Stanisław Jabłonowski informs the President of Lwów that the letter concerning city land near the ramparts arrived after the general sejmik, which prevents him from officially engaging in the dispute with the Discalced Carmelites. He only authorizes the commandant to defend the ramparts and declares his readiness to assist the city on other occasions.

The Voivode of Podolia, Michał Rzewuski, thanks the authorities of Lviv for their previous favor and renews the recommendation of his son, the abbot priest, who is applying for the Lviv provostship. He expresses gratitude and promises prayers for the prosperity of the councilors while awaiting the decision of the archbishop's court.

Podolian Voivode Michał Rzewuski asks the President of Lwów for assistance in leasing the suburban village of Biłohorszcze based on a royal rescript. In return, he promises strict adherence to the contract terms and constant goodwill and gratitude toward the municipal authorities.

The Voivode of Podolia, Michał Rzewuski, renews his request to the Mayor and Councilors of Lviv to grant the vacant Lviv parish to his son, the Abbot. In return for their favor, he declares his gratitude and readiness to provide any services for the benefit of the city.

Michał Rzewuski, Voivode of Podolia, appeals to the authorities of Lviv to grant the vacant Lviv parish to his son following the death of Dean Wieniawski. He recalls the Magistrate's previous promises and assures them of his lifelong gratitude and readiness to provide favors.

Voivode of Podolia Michał Rzewuski extends his wishes for prosperity and health to the proconsul and consuls of the city of Lviv and their families on the occasion of the New Year. He assures them of his constant favor, respect, and readiness for further service.

The Voivode of Podolia, Michał Rzewuski, thanks the Lviv Magistrate for the greetings sent on the occasion of the Resurrection of the Lord. In response, he offers the city authorities reciprocal wishes for health and all prosperity.

The Voivode of Podolia, Michał Rzewuski, reiterates his request to the Lviv city magistrate to lease him the suburban village of Biłohorszcze. He reminds them of his family's traditional benevolence toward the city and his own support for Lviv's privileges.

Stanisław Mateusz Rzewuski explains to the Castellan of Bełz, Aleksander Kuropatnicki, that the banner of the Crown Standard-Bearer has already received orders to march for a reconnaissance mission and should not be stationed on his estates. He notes that the concentration of troops results from orders and public necessity, and that soldiers on noble estates are entitled only to shelter.

Anna Rzewuska requests the Lviv Magistrate to entrust the parish, vacant after the suffragan, to the meritorious archcathedral custodian, Bishop Bąkowski. In exchange for a favorable decision, she declares her own and her husband's gratitude.

King Sigismund III Vasa confirms a 1586 document issued by the Starosta of Lviv, Mikołaj Herburt of Fulsztyn, granting the nobleman Zygmunt Poradowski a marshy plot in the Kraków Suburb of Lviv. The grant includes ownership and inheritance rights with a six-year tax exemption, after which the holder is obligated to pay an annual rent of 30 groszy.

Primate Władysław Łubieński appeals to the city authorities of Lwów to sign the presentation for the Lwów rectory for Chancellor Father Rzewuski. He emphasizes the clergyman's merits and the prestige of his influential family.

Primate Władysław Aleksander Łubieński requests the Lwów magistrate to sign the presentation for the Lwów provostship for Chancellor Father Rzewuski following the promotion of the local suffragan. He points to the candidate's merits and connections to influential relatives: the Field Hetman of the Crown and the Voivode of Podolia.

Grand Crown Treasurer Karol Siedlnicki requests the authorities of Lwów to hand over to Commissioner Dziołowski a group of Jews imprisoned at the city hall on charges of minting counterfeit tympf coins in Olesko. The detainees are to be placed under escort and transported to a designated place of confinement.

Józef Potocki intervenes with the President of Lwów regarding the journey of an Oriental prince heading to the Field Hetman of the Crown in Podhorce. He asks the city authorities to provide him with horses to Gliniany and to ensure suitable accommodation in Lwów.

Stanisław Chomentowski requests the authorities of Lviv to assign proper quarters to the officers and soldiers of his regiment, which is to take up garrison duty in the city. In return, the Voivode declares his gratitude and readiness to provide the Magistrate with protection and favors.