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King Sigismund III Vasa announces his arrival in Lwów during a military campaign and orders the city authorities to provide an escort for the royal quartermaster. At the same time, he forbids the townspeople from providing quarters or storing supplies for dignitaries without the knowledge of the monarch's envoy.

Marcin Anczewski justifies his absence from Lwów by the necessity of remaining with the King during the Ukrainian campaign. He provides the councilors with instructions regarding municipal financial settlements, the regulation of chancery fees, and his replacement in the office of mayor.

Rafał Bojm informs Field Marshal Magnus Stenbock about his arrival in Jarosław and the obstacles encountered during the journey from Lwów. He asks about the place for paying the agreed sum and requests the issuance of a salvaguardia protecting the city from further military burdens.

The Archbishop of Gniezno, Wacław Leszczyński, expresses regret over the incidents caused in Lwów by the servants of his nephew, the Starosta of Łuck, and declares his support for the city authorities. He informs them that he has appealed to his relative to settle the dispute amicably rather than becoming entangled in an uncertain legal process.

Archbishop of Marcianopolis Petar Parčević asks the magistrate and councilors of Lviv to provide him with financial support or pay out allocated funds to cover urgent needs. The clergyman describes the extreme poverty and hardships he endured during an eight-month peace mission to Bohdan Khmelnytsky, undertaken at the behest of Emperor Ferdinand III for the benefit of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth.

Antoni Stamirowski informs Voivode Jan Jabłonowski of the Hetman's planned departure for Ukraine and requests his intercession with the Prince's officials regarding the Bełz Voivodess's contract for the Kulików estate. The repayment of liabilities and the sale of the Malczyce estate depend on the success of this transaction.

W. Szmoniewski reports to the owner of Ostróg about a brutal assault by soldiers, which left him severely wounded and maimed for attempting to stop illegal requisitions on the estate. He also presents current economic issues, including the deployment of a troop for the muster in Łuck and the payment of military contributions.

Colonel Wolff Fromhold von Lüdinghausen informs the Lwów authorities of an order to arrest the surgeon Celswart for committed excesses and financial abuses in the artillery, announcing his personal arrival after the end of military operations. He also conveys news from the camp near Cudnów about the conclusion of agreements with the Cossacks and the capitulation of the Muscovite forces.