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The document of King Stanisław August Poniatowski approves the separation of Lwów clockmakers from the locksmiths' guild and grants them the status of a separate guild. The transumed municipal statute regulates in seventeen articles the issues of apprentices' terms, journeymen's travels, the execution of masterpieces, guild fees, and the suppression of unauthorized craftsmen (partacze).

Lviv delegates in Warsaw report to the Magistrate on actions concerning municipal trade privileges, the right of propination, and efforts to collect payments from the Treasury Commission. They also inform about the extension of the Sejm session, the new official exchange rate for coins, and the rules for settling old debts.

Jan Durbas and Ignacy Wieżański inform the Lviv magistrate about the lack of resolution in city matters due to the Chancellor's departure from Warsaw. They also send documents found by Mr. Flosierowicz concerning the case with the Suffragan Bishop.

Lviv delegates Jan Durbas and Ignacy Wieżański inform the magistrate about their prolonged stay in Warsaw due to waiting for the Chancellor's decision on matters related to Russian troops. They also report that regarding the horses taken from the city arsenal by Colonel Korytowski, the Chancellor recommended leniency dictated by the difficult times.

Jan Durbas and Ignacy Wieżański report on their efforts in Warsaw, including the case of Mr. Piaskowski before the Treasury Commission. They request the Lviv authorities to send the resolution of the Russian military command, instructions regarding transport services (podwody), and news about the quartering of garrison soldiers.

Jan Durbas and Ignacy Wieżański inform the Lwów Magistrate about their intervention with the Grand Crown Chancellor against the quartering of Russian troops, as well as current financial and legal matters of the city.