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The King intercedes for the under-cupbearer Przemysław [?] Dziurski and orders an immediate review of his claim against the burgher woman Krauzowa [?].

The King forbids the commander Eliasz Łącki from making new levies on residents and newcomers. He is to accept the established honorarium of thirty zlotys from the city and respect the city's judiciary.

The King orders both commissions to cooperate in recovering the silver of the Żółkiew church, taken from the deposit in the Lwów Cathedral during the Turkish siege. The items or their fair equivalent must be recovered, and those guilty of illegal trade in them must be judged.

Jan Ubaldini represented the city at the Sejm out of his own turn, replacing Bartłomiej Zimorowicz at his request. The King instructs the authorities of Lwów to assist him in obtaining the due remuneration from the colleague he replaced.

The King halts the execution of the wybraniecka sum from the city lands of Kleparów. The name associated with the peasant's nickname is not sufficient to recognize the fields as sołectwo (village head) lands. The matter is to be finally decided by the King.

The King rebukes the neglect of guardianship over orphans and orders the selection of guardians for Teresa after Bartłomiej Zimorowicz, the preparation of an inventory, the verification of accounts, the repayment of proven debts, and the preservation of assets to ensure the girl's maintenance and upbringing.

The King demands the punishment of Wacław Lanckoroński and his accomplice for the arbitrary kidnapping of two bakers from the suburbs of Lwów in connection with a debt claim. Any claims are to be pursued before the appropriate Lwów court.

The peddlers' guild complains about the questioning of their century-long possession of their own townhouse, demands for rent, and the imprisonment of members. The King orders any claims to be presented to the commission and takes the guild under his protection.

The King orders that the Bonifraters be allowed to purchase two adjacent plots of land to expand their previously founded hospital, following an appraisal and with the preservation of ground rent.

The King requests a reduction in the tax burden of Lwów, set at eight hundred chimneys. He points to a decline in wealth and population, as well as the removal of numerous properties from the city's tax burden in favor of the clergy and nobility.

Jan III orders the tailors' guild to cease harassment of craftsmen working for the camp, the guard, and the court. He threatens legal proceedings. The clause regarding their subordination to royal courts requires further verification.

The King orders the enforcement of a previous judgment protecting the Jews of Lwów. Attackers are posing as students; the magistrate is to prevent riots, detain the perpetrators, try them, and remove them from the city.

The King demands a swift judicial division of the inheritance, accusing Antoni Solski, who holds the entire estate, of avoiding a resolution and the ineffectiveness of mediation.

The Augustinians, through their provincial and the royal preacher, request the resumption of services in Loreto. The King orders the city not to interfere with their return and ministry.

The King renews an ineffective order to repair the road from Zboiska and the bridges. He sends a supervisor and orders the townspeople and suburban residents to participate jointly with labor and funds.

According to the King's report, students of the parish school attacked the Ruthenian school, destroyed books, and assaulted the guardians. The King orders the protection of the school and proceedings against the superior if he is subject to secular jurisdiction.