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The jurors of the city of Lviv certify that the Lviv reeve and mayor Jan Tłumacz has judicially resigned from half a hide of land in favor of the burgher Andrzej Klopper. The granted property, located within the dowry of Anna, wife of Mikołaj Rycerz, is to pass to Klopper and his successors under municipal law.

Johann Friedrich Becker thanks Artur Forbes for the dogs sent, discusses financial settlements, the correction of a debt document, and the matter of support for Daniel Zytkower. He also requests information regarding prices and the possibility of ordering and transporting Gdańsk goods and wine to Jarosław and Stanisławów.

Jan Fried. Becker asks Arthur Forbes for help and intercession in obtaining a loan of several hundred florins. In the letter, he also touches upon current war events with the Turks and the movements of Christian troops.

Boyd confirms to Arthur Forbes the agreement on the price of cloth and discusses the issue of deducting customs duties in Widerzstoff, pointing out the need for caution in the absence of Jacob Beselie. He also raises the matter of employing the son of John Law.

Lviv Archbishop Bernard Wilczek certifies that the vicars of the Lviv Cathedral received 100 marks from the executors of the late Mikołaj Wagleński's will for the purchase of a rent. In return, the clergy committed to celebrating a weekly mass and annual vigils with a sung mass for the soul of the deceased and his wife.

Peter West informs Arthur Forbes from Warsaw about the progress of legal proceedings before the Marshal's and Grodzki courts and the departure of the parties to Krakow. He also reports on tax issues, disputed settlements with Lądek, and efforts to reach a settlement before the fair.

Michael Eckmiller informs Mathias Forbes about legal steps taken and bill of exchange settlements regarding debtors, including Halters and Naylor, as well as the dispatch of goods. He expresses concerns about the collection of debts and asks for further detailed instructions.

Michael Eckmüller presents to Arthur Forbes the status of current financial matters, including the issue of the Schafferkind heirs' claims and questions regarding disputed sums and bonds. He also declares his continued assistance and care for the addressee's interests.

Jacob Carmichell informs Arthur Forbes about letters from Lublin concerning a debt note for wine and troubles with a drunken carrier transporting sables to Kraków. He announces his departure for Kraków and provides instructions regarding the transfer of funds by Mr. Morland.

The Archbishop of Lviv, Albrycht Koryciński, recommends Doctor Głuszyński, who is returning from medical studies in Padua, to the authorities of Lviv, asking them to treat him with kindness. He also announces his own imminent return to the diocese and the resolution of a pending municipal matter regarding a redemption annuity.

Marshal of the Knightly Circle Jan Samuel Świderski informs the authorities of Lviv of the arrival of delegates from the confederated army, who are heading on a mission to the King and the Hetmans. He asks the councilors to hold a consultation with them and ensure they receive proper hospitality.

Marshal of the Knightly Circle Samuel Świderski accuses the authorities of Lwów of a lack of cooperation and declares that the army will not withdraw from the city until it receives the requested financial security. In exchange for compliance, he promises to address Lwów's claims and debts towards the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth.

Marshal of the Knightly Circle Samuel Świderski intervenes with the authorities of Lviv on behalf of Lieutenant Dębkowski, who is involved in a lawsuit with the heirs of Kwaśniewski. He requests a swift and fair resolution of the dispute according to law and decree, without further delay of the proceedings.

Marshal of the Knightly Circle Samuel Świderski reacts to the rejection by the Lwów authorities of Major Lorent's request to satisfy the needs of foreign soldiers. Despite his disappointment with the refusal, he declares his submission to the will of the councilors and postpones the matter for the future.

Marshal of the Knightly Circle Samuel Świderski intercedes with the Lviv magistrate on behalf of a Major General of foreign troops arriving in the city regarding recruitment and financial settlements. He assures the prompt repayment of dues and emphasizes the importance of this matter for the good of the army and the entire Commonwealth.

Marshal of the Knightly Circle Jan Samuel Świderski intervenes with the authorities of Lwów regarding the punishment of those who wounded the servants of the Halych Starosta's companion. He also requests the settlement of financial claims by companion Pachurski against Mayor Kozłowski.

Voivode Jakub Sobieski advises the Lwów councilors to withdraw their appeal and conclude a confidential financial settlement with the Jews concerning a theft at St. Stanislaus Church. He also addresses the unfounded claims of Father Łukasz regarding a confiscated tenement house and requests the proper allocation of a hospital legacy left by the late Dean of Zamość.

Stanisław Jabłonowski, Voivode of Ruthenia, addresses the Lviv city councilors with a request for favor regarding the affairs of Mr. Wider, a citizen of Gdańsk. He assures the recipients of his gratitude and readiness to reciprocate their kindness.

Jansini informs Lviv councilor Matias Heyder about paying 170 florins to Mr. Czarnoluski for municipal needs and sends the collected receipt. He also assures that this amount will be credited to future settlements and expresses his readiness for further service.