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Salomon Lewkowicz requests the merchant Arthur Forbes to urgently send a pound of gold via a messenger for the needs of the royal court. The author guarantees timely payment of the debt.

Salomon Lewkowicz addresses an urgent request to Arthur Forbes to hand over a pound of gold to a messenger for the needs of the royal court. At the same time, the author guarantees the recipient certain and prompt payment for the entrusted bullion.

Lviv Archbishop Wacław Hieronim Sierakowski maintains the right of canons to choose chapter estates, while ordering that one-third of the income—and half of the income from the Uniatycze, Pikulowice, and Żydatycze estates—be contributed to the common chapter fund. At the same time, he exempts poorer benefices from this obligation and grants the chapter a remission of all accumulated arrears.

Lviv Archbishop Wacław Hieronim Sierakowski separates the prelacies from the canonries in the metropolitan chapter, and to provide for the newly created prelates and canons as well as to increase daily distributions, he incorporates the village of Czarnuszowice and the reeveships in Kąkolniki and Stawczany into the chapter's estates.

Alexander Ross informs Arthur Forbes about the progress in collecting debts from debtors in Lviv, including the receipt of a partial sum from Salomon and delays caused by Manck. He also explains the inability to sell items through the local organist and the reasons for the delay in sending the collected money.