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Stanisław Poniatowski appeals to the Lviv magistrate to facilitate the exchange of ducats for soldiers of the local garrison, emphasizing the benefits of their stationing for the city's security and trade. At the same time, he warns that a lack of goodwill from the city authorities will force him to move the troops to other winter quarters.

Stanisław Poniatowski renews his request to the Lviv authorities to facilitate the exchange of red zlotys for soldiers of the garrison stationed in the city. He points out that despite the magistracy's earlier declarations, the military still encounters difficulties with transactions.

Stanisław Poniatowski demands a final decision from the authorities of Lwów regarding the exchange of red zlotys for the soldiers at the proper rate. He warns that in case of refusal, he will decide to withdraw the garrison from the city.

Stanisław Poniatowski orders the garrison commander to intervene with the Jesuit rector and the magistrate in connection with student attacks on Lwów Jews. He instructs to put the guilds on alert and, in case of escalation of the riots, to use live ammunition.

Józef Potocki orders Captain Pruszyński to halt the military execution against Lwów in exchange for a written guarantee of the delivery of a batch of cloth by specified deadlines. He also instructs him to collect the due share of the contribution from recalcitrant Jews and to remain in the city until the entire delivery is received.

Jan Siemieński informs the Lviv authorities that he has sent a request for clemency to the Starosta of Bełz and advises them to seek support from the General Regimentary as soon as possible. Before departing for the military camp, he assures the councilors that he will keep the city's affairs in mind.