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King John II Casimir instructs Voivode Stanisław Lanckoroński to chair a commission receiving accounts from the burghers of Lwów concerning the 'czopowe' (excise) funds allocated for fortifications. Simultaneously, the monarch exempts the residents of Lwów and its subordinate estates from the obligation to provide infantry for the 'pospolite ruszenie' (levée en masse), ordering them to keep the men in place as a city garrison.

Wojciech Miaskowski sends the Lviv councilors a sum of 1043 red zlotys and small coins belonging to the Crown Deputy Chancellor, requesting a receipt. He asks for the urgent transfer of these funds, along with correspondence, to Father Trzebiński in Warsaw.

Hetman Stanisław Jabłonowski informs the authorities of Lwów of the King's anger caused by the disregard for royal rescripts concerning the grievances of Mr. Skalski. He warns the councilors and the reeve to submit to the monarch's will and avoid punishment.

Franciszek Jastrzębski informs the Voivode of Ruthenia, Jan Jabłonowski, about the suspension of Father Rudecki's case before the Lublin Tribunal due to inhibitory letters from the Archbishop of Lviv. He explains that the presence of the deputy voivode is no longer required and that a defense will be mounted if the case is brought before the voivode's courts.