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The King receives frequent complaints from the townspeople of Lwów against Starosta Stanisław Bonifacy Mniszech. Before proceeding to execute parliamentary and court decrees, he asks Bishop Achacy Grochowski to admonish the starosta and lead to an agreement with the city, while preserving and increasing municipal liberties according to the newly granted privilege.

The Dominicans complain to the King about the cramped conditions of the church and monastery and the lack of a proper cemetery, forcing burials by the public street. They ask for the possibility of purchasing townhouses near the church. The King orders a commission to be sent to resolve the disputed legal issues and demands the city's assistance without hindering the monastic undertaking.

Robert Maitland informs Arthur Forbes about the declaration of the Jew Oszer regarding the repayment of 150 thalers by St. James's Day and about the improvement of his health. He also announces that he will hold talks with the second debtor, Moszko, as soon as he returns from the fairs.

Robert Maitland informs the Kraków merchant Arthur Forbes about the progress in collecting debts from his debtors, Moszek and the ailing Asher. He promises to provide further updates on repayments with the next post.