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The King wishes to prevent the prolongation of a contractual dispute between Awedyk and Jan Bernatowicz and Zachariasz Iwaszkowicz, Armenians of Lwów. He recommends that the authorities of Lwów select trustworthy individuals from among themselves to facilitate a lasting settlement. He stipulates that this must not interfere with the execution of royal judgments.

Following a complaint by the Armenians of Lwów, the King deems the violation of their rights and privileges regrettable. He orders that they be fully maintained in their rights and customs and that no obstacles or harm be caused to them.

The King instructs the authorities of Lwów and the elders of the Armenian nation to provide wagons and horses for the transport of three hundred left-behind lances to Lublin. Krzysztof Bernatowicz is to issue the appropriate pennants along with the weapons.

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.

After the reduction of the coin's value, the Podolian Voivodeship established a commission to set prices for goods and equipment. Merchants asked for a postponement of the submission of registers and closed their shops. The commission ordered sales at half the previous price. The magistrates of Kamieniec ask Lwów for information about a similar tariff; further resolution remains open.

Gembicki asks the wójt and the elders of the Lwów Armenians to postpone the execution of the assessor court's decree until the Sejm, where the community's dispute with the bishop is to be examined.

The Nuncio asks the authorities of Lwów to restrain the opponents of the Armenian archbishop and his followers. The letter uses the polemical term "schismatics" and appeals to the protection of believers.