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Armand informs the Voivode of Volhynia that he has notified Queen Marie Casimire of his intention to honor the memory of the late John III, which the monarch received with gratitude. He also mentions the very kind and honorable reception of the Princes by the French monarch and the Duke of Orléans.

Armand confidentially reports on the agreement between the Queen and her son Jakub after 10–12 days of negotiations. The Queen was to settle for a life interest in the late husband's estates; movables, jewels, and cash were to be divided equally between the brothers. He lists the mediators and the dates of the dietines on July 27 and the convocation on August 29, which point to the year 1696.

The author forwards a package from the marchioness and sends holiday greetings. He reports on negotiations in Hanover, the dispute over Güstrow, the exchange of letters with the Dutch and the English Parliament, and rumors of war, which he does not consider certain.

The author recalls advice regarding the journey, informs about the Chancellor's daughter's wedding, and recommends a young nobleman endorsed by the Marchioness de Béthune. He reiterates an unconfirmed report regarding the execution of Vaudémont.

De Baluze describes six packages sent by the banker Helissant: paintings, depictions of fruit baskets, clothing, and a disassembled wooden bed. He mentions a bill of exchange, the Marquis's stay with the army, and troop movements in Italy, Flanders, and along the Rhine.

J. de Harstall appeals to the Voivode of Volhynia, Jan Jabłonowski, requesting his intercession with his father, the Castellan of Kraków, in light of unfavorable actions and financial claims made by the Duke of Courland. He assures the recipient of his unwavering respect and devotion to the entire Jabłonowski family.

Alcide Cattini petitions Chancellor Jan Małachowski to order the Lviv magistrate to repay a debt of 330 red zlotys, plus interest, from the estate of the late valet Estra. The author of the memorial emphasizes that his claim predates the debtor's marriage and should take precedence over the bequest made to the widow.

François Mollo sends Prince Konstanty Sobieski expressions of deep sorrow and sympathy regarding the death of King John III. He assures him of his unwavering loyalty to the Sobieski family, sends a report published in the attached newspaper, and requests continued patronage.

Robert Ross asks Arthur Forbes for intercession to stop hostile actions and threats from Birrell, who is being incited by ill-wishers. He declares his willingness to pay all debts as soon as his current financial difficulties, which prevent immediate settlement, are resolved.