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King Sigismund I the Old permits the mayor and councilors of Lviv to redeem the royal village of Sknyliv from the hands of the noble Jan Wiszniowski for the legally recorded sum. The authorities of Lviv are to hold and use this village along with all its appurtenances until the full repayment of the amount laid out for the redemption.

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.

Lieutenant M. Zabiełło, acting on behalf of the absent burgrave, requests the President of Lwów to stay the execution of a decree concerning Mr. Gniewczyński and a Jewish haberdasher until his superior returns. He explains that the money deposited in this matter is held at the burgrave's office and he does not have personal access to it.

Grand Crown Hetman Józef Potocki intervenes with the Lviv authorities on behalf of his physician, Doctor Moruński, demanding a fair division of the estate of the late Wiszniowski. He appeals for a swift resolution of the dispute in accordance with the royal rescripts already issued in this matter.

Szczęsny Czacki criticizes the sluggishness of the Lviv court and admonishes the city authorities regarding the proceedings against Mr. Soldadini. He recommends including the issue of the intrusion into the president's house in the investigative questions or reinstating the defendant to his office while awaiting the appeal ruling.