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J. Winiarski informs the Voivode of Ruthenia, Jan Stanisław Jabłonowski, about the arrival of a detachment of Crown troops returning from Hungary and the assignment of burdensome quarters for them in the Starosty of Świecie based on a warrant from the Voivode of Inowrocław. He requests urgent instructions on how to deal with the soldiers in order to save the starosty's estates from total ruin.

Winiarski did not find the bill of exchange despite traveling to Gdańsk and Toruń. He writes about the refusal to swear an oath regarding military damages and advises sending grain via the Vistula river as soon as the ice clears.

Jan Winiarski reports on the unrest in Toruń and the inability to obtain money for the Voivode's needs, suggesting the realization of a bill of exchange for three thousand from Lviv to Gdańsk. He also expresses concern over the lack of correspondence from the last post.

Winiarski reports on Szymanowicz's payment and the dispute in Świecie regarding the hiberna tax. He requests a privilege allowing the admission of Bartholdy's son-in-law to the burgher estate despite the city's refusal.

Complaint regarding military executions, costs, and the flight of subjects. The starostwo is required to deliver 1,000 pieces of timber to Toruń and provide men for the palisades. Separately: money held by Bartoldy, a bill of exchange, and news regarding the Gdańsk post.

The author discusses timber prices and floating, suggesting Gdańsk purchases before the convocation. He reports the arson of grain barns and the beating of Śliwice residents, as well as the extortion of eight transport carts.

The author describes the burdens caused by the march of the reiters, allegations against Sędzicki, and difficulties in transferring 6300 PLN of hiberna to Lwów. He proposes a bill of exchange through the merchant Szymanowicz.

Jan Winiarski informs Jan Jabłonowski about the successful withdrawal of Saxon soldiers from the Świecie starosta district and the issue of sending a bill of exchange for the hiberna tax. He also announces the sending of commodity prices from Gdańsk and advises sending grain ships there urgently due to favorable market conditions.

The author defends himself against the accusation of negligence: he refused quarters to Saxon soldiers and received the order to prepare damage reports after the deadline. He is still looking for a way to transfer the hiberna tax.

Jan Winiarski informs the Voivode of Ruthenia, Jan Stanisław Jabłonowski, about negotiating a loan of six thousand thalers from Mr. Bartoldy, conditional upon the assignment of repayment from the hiberna tax and installments. He also asks the addressee to make a final decision regarding the troublesome Mr. Sędzicki and to collect a payment of two thousand.

A Latin news report states that the King of France has allegedly abandoned the plan to install Conti in Poland. The author expresses hope that this will lead to the pacification of the Commonwealth and harmony among the magnates.

Winiarski proposes a loan of 20,000 from Bartoldy, to be paid out in Gdańsk and sent via bill of exchange to Warsaw. He requests a resolution regarding the case of Sędzicki, whom he accuses of harming people and being in arrears.

The crossing of the Vistula river is delaying the mail. The author proposes a method of borrowing money through an intermediary secured by Winiarski's signature; he also indicates a second contact.

Walenty Zaleski informs Voivode Jan Stanisław Jabłonowski about the successful arrival in Toruń and delays in grain collection caused by Warsaw officials. He also reports on the necessity of paying the Toruń customs duty, low grain prices, and the lack of demand for linen.

Gottlieb Kerner informs Daniel Winiarski that the Voivode has still not collected the money deposited in Lwów and asks him to appoint someone to collect it, fearing a fire or an unforeseen accident. He also asks about the demand for cash in Lwów or Jarosław for Michaelmas, expecting an urgent reply.

Stanisław Karol Masalski asks Marcin Anczewski to intercede with the Lviv authorities regarding the payment of the promised 300 zlotys, which the Lviv deputies failed to deliver to him in Warsaw. He explains that due to the lack of these funds, he was unable to settle his own obligations, and announces that he will send a messenger to collect the payment.

Fr. Tomasz SJ informs the Voivode of Ruthenia about problems with the river transport of ships carrying equipment and about the delay of his own journey caused by bad weather and injured horses. He announces his imminent departure from Zamość to Lviv immediately after the celebrations in honor of St. Stanislaus Kostka.