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Syndic Antoni Podhajecki reports on his arrival in Warsaw, the delivery of documents to attorney Hosiewicz, and an audience with the Grand Chancellor of the Crown regarding ongoing Lviv lawsuits. He also complains about handling numerous cases alone and requests financial support due to the high cost of living in the capital.

Antoni Podhajecki informs the addressee that due to protracted municipal matters, he must extend his stay in Warsaw. He requests the issuance of a summons for the commandant and the sending of additional documents concerning municipal treasury funds, noting that he has provided details in a letter to the scribe Kupiński.

Antoni Podhajecki informs the Lviv authorities about the progress of matters in the Treasury Commission and a decree of the Military Commission concerning the quartering of soldiers within the city. He also presents a breakdown of his expenses during his stay in Warsaw and requests an increase in funds for further expenditures.

Antoni Podhajecki informs the Lwów authorities about his efforts at the Treasury Commission in Warsaw concerning complaints against officials and the case of local butchers. He presents the content of the issued verdict regulating the collection of cattle slaughter fees and announces his imminent return to the city.

Antoni Podhajecki reports on the proceedings before the Treasury Commission in Warsaw concerning Lviv's tolls and complaints against foreign merchants supported by tax officials. He informs about the submission of privileges, settlement talks with Mr. Skirmunt, and his intention to leave the capital soon.

Antoni Podhajecki informs the Lviv authorities about submitting a memorial to the King and gaining royal protection for the city, while thanking them for the funds sent to Warsaw. He also expresses hope for a swift resolution of city matters before the Military Commission.

Lwów syndic Antoni Podhajecki presents the Lwów authorities with a detailed account of expenses incurred during an official trip to Warsaw, including clerical costs, court fees, transport, and per diems. He compares the municipal funds received with the expenditures made, showing a small remaining balance.