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A separate letter instructs the starosta of Lwów to stop the city's actions that harm merchants before the royal court's verdict.

August II praises Lwów's unwavering loyalty to the enemy, announces the readiness of troops, and orders appropriate sanctions against Dr. Altenberk, who for unknown reasons went to the King of Sweden under the guise of a diplomatic mission.

August II instructs the magistrate to admit the men assigned to defend the fortress under the command of the Voivode of Kalisz, to ensure defense and provisions, and to follow the local commander.

The King directs senators, officials, and the nobility of the Ruthenian Voivodeship to abolish the 'szelężne' tax in Lwów. The tax, initially passed for one year for fortifications and then extended for two years, was still being collected after several years, despite small benefits for the city and other burdens.

August II recommends Wojciech Urbański, formerly a councilor and mayor of Jarosław, for the vacant office of councilor in Lwów. He cites his defense of Jarosław against military arbitrariness and the granting of a royal servitor status.

August II conveys to Potocki, the Crown Guard, Lwów's complaint regarding the creation of a separate jurisdiction in the suburbs, the occupation of city lands, and the violence of the leaseholder. He demands an investigation into property rights, remaining within the boundaries of acquired lands, and restraining the leaseholder; he points to the possibility of a trial before the appropriate court.

Ludwika Maria announces the transfer of Krasińska, a lady from her court, and Palmerowa from Sambor to Lwów for safety. She asks the magistrate for suitable vacant rooms and all necessary comforts during their stay.