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Jan Studnicki and Andrzej Zdelejzyk complain about imprisonment and sequestration despite an unexpired three-year lease of Lwów's revenues. The King orders their release, taking into account disasters and municipal exemptions, and to maintain the contract until the end of the term.

The provisor of St. Stanisław Hospital in Lwów, Ignacy Behm, reports on the unlawful seizure and plowing of hospital lands by the Konary stolnik Jędrzejowski, despite a city court judgment favorable to the hospital. Sending the procedural documents, he asks the recipient for legal advice on further steps against the usurper.

Ignacy Behm sends copies of mandates issued by Mr. Jędrzejowski, exposing his unlawful and persistent claims to lands belonging to St. Stanisław Hospital. He asks his protector for intervention and intercession in defense of the interests of the hospital's poor.

Ignacy Behm, provisor of the Lwów St. Stanisław Hospital, asks the recipient for help in the dispute with Mr. Jędrzejowski, who has unlawfully seized hospital lands and is preventing the harvest of crops through threats. The author encloses a supplication to the Chancellor with a request for its delivery.

Ignacy Behm asks his protector to oversee the case of St. Stanisław Hospital against Mr. Jędrzejowski and the Szymaniecki successors regarding the seized lands in the Assessor's Court. He sends the lawsuit and procedural documents, asking for the case to be added to the docket and for the charges of violence to be referred to the Magdeburg court.

Ignacy Behm, provisor of St. Stanisław Hospital in Lwów, asks his protector to oversee the case against Mr. Jędrzejowski and the Szymańczewski successors in the Assessor's Courts to recover the seized hospital lands. He also strives to ensure that the case proceeds as a counterclaim and that the issue of committed violence be referred to the Magdeburg court in the first instance.

Ferdinand Engelhardt informs the merchants Robert and Arthur Forbes about the dispatch from Wrocław to Jarosław of six bales of cloth entrusted to the carters Klemens Polaczek and Jędrzej Besnowski. He presents a statement of advances and transport costs, requesting payment of the remaining freight balance upon receipt of the intact cargo.

Bishop Andrzej Chryzostom Załuski expresses hope for a successful outcome of the Ruthenian general diet thanks to the efforts of Voivode Jan Stanisław Jabłonowski and mentions the doubts of the Voivode of Malbork. He also joyfully reports the public renunciation of Lutheranism by nine members of his household and their planned confirmation.

Jan Traszko addresses Lviv councilor Jędrzej Wachlowicz with a request for intervention and assistance in recovering outstanding money from the Starosta of Łomża. He assures him of his lifelong gratitude and readiness to compensate for any efforts made in this matter.

Tomasz Misiewski of Śmiłowa Wola demands a response from the Lviv Magistrate regarding the inheritance of his wife's late aunt, Mrs. Szomerowa. He emphasizes his wife's legal priority to the estate and warns the city authorities of the consequences of further ignoring his correspondence.

Józef Mordoszowicz informs Artur Forbes about the possibility of collecting a debt from Jewish merchants from Leszno and about the serious illness of one of them, Moszko. He presents the difficulties with repayments and trade in goods, and asks for urgent forwarding of commercial correspondence to Jarosław and Leszno.

Jędrzej Osiecki explains to Jan Tyszkowski the financial claims made by the comrades of the banner and instructs him on the distribution of funds from the hiberna and the settlement of assignments. The document is supplemented by later receipts for the payment of due sums to Mr. Szeptycki.

Andrzej Pawłowski reports to the Lviv scribe Wojciech Zimnicki on conversations with servants and craftsmen, including attempts to persuade Szymon to return to service. He also reports on furs purchased by Mr. Łukasz and asks for the mother to be provided for in case of unforeseen circumstances.

Ignacy Skwarczyński, clerk of the Magdeburg court, refutes accusations made by Mr. Jędrzejowski concerning unlawful fee collection and refusal to release documents, requesting the addressee's support and protection. He also reports on the unlawful actions of the royal commission regarding the heirs of the Wierzbicki family, to which J. K. Solski adds a postscript.

The delegates inform the Lviv authorities of their arrival in Warsaw despite difficulties at the city gates, and of their efforts with dignitaries and Crown assessors to defend municipal jurisdiction. They report on a legal consultation held, the expectation of a prompt hearing of the case, and request information regarding Mr. Dreszel's mission.