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King Sigismund III Vasa orders the mayor and council of Lwów to appoint arbitrators from among the councilors to reach an amicable settlement in a dispute over contracts and mutual accounts between Armenian burghers: Jan and Awedik Bernatowicz and Zachariasz Iwaszkowicz. The settlement is intended to prevent the financial ruin of the parties, but must not violate the validity of previous royal decrees.

The author demands an investigation into Doctor Awedyk's allegations against Rozalia Muratowiczowa and her sons: home invasion, theft of money, pledges, household items, and abduction of children. He demands their return and a prohibition against further incursions.

King John II Casimir grants the Armenian community of Lviv full freedom to trade in all goods, including cloth and spices, as well as the right to brew and sell alcoholic beverages on equal terms with other city residents. This privilege serves as compensation for the loyalty and sacrifices made by the Lviv Armenians during the recent siege of Lviv by Cossack-Tatar forces.

The document commemorates the restoration of a tin weather vane in the shape of a lion, the city's coat of arms, to the tower of the Lwów town hall after it was knocked down during a storm in the period of wartime turmoil. It outlines the dramatic sieges and disasters of Lwów, offers thanksgiving for salvation, and provides a detailed list of the city's authorities, guilds, and clergy at the time.

Szczęsny Czacki requests the Lviv authorities to urgently fill out and distribute the forms concerning the adjournment of the commission on their own. The change in instructions is due to Father Awedyk's prolonged stay in Poryck.

Szczęsny Czacki sends the Lwów magistracy three blank forms to be filled out and sent as notifications regarding the postponement of the commission until June 1, 1761, due to the approaching Sejm and other matters. He orders the documents to be prepared at Father Awedyk's residence for the property owners as well as the city and suburban Jews, explaining that a separate postponement for the magistracy itself is not necessary.

Szczęsny Czacki changes his previous instruction and asks the Lviv authorities to fill out and distribute the forms regarding the postponement of the commission themselves as soon as possible. The reason for this change is the prolonged stay of Father Awedyk in Poryck.