Francesco Lia and his accomplices are accused of breaking into the Church of Saint John the Baptist, taking off his shoes so as not to make noise, and stealing a silver chandelier from the Chapel of Our Lady of Philermos. He was sentenced to public flagellation and ten years' rowing on the Order's galleys.

Franisco Remmires, buonavoglia rower on the Santa Maria is accused of desertion and of resisting arrest. He is sentenced to ten years' rowing on the galleys.

Gabriele Caruana is accused of evading capture after sentencing and using weapons to seek escape. Sentenced to five years' additional rowing in addition to his previous sentence.

Gratius Bellina, buonavoglia rower, is accused of bearing arms against the law. Witness statements collected. He is sentenced to five-years rowing.

Understanding compromised due to top part of the document missing throughout. A certain Guglielmo Balmo, a Frenchmen married in Malta, departed for France for commercial reasons as a merchant, and it was not known whether he was alive or dead, leaving his wife to care for their three children. It seems that she is now either trying to access a poliza in his name, or defending her claim to it. From the various interrogations it was doscovered that he was alive and at the court of the Count de Grillge.

Joannella Desira from Senglea accuses Hieronymus Grima, tavern-keeper in Senglea, of assaulting her in her house while she was in the company of her sister Antona. She received the help of Fabrizio de Mani, Antonaccio de Paris, and Minichella de Rodo who took the accused off of her. He was absolved.

The infidel slaves belonging to the Order named Iles Mustafa Ogli, Assan Babac Ogli, Assan Ali Ogli and Mustafa Sileyman Ogli are accused of grand theft. Iles Mustafa Ogli, slave at the kitchens of the Grandmaster's palace stole 2 silver plates during the festivities of Easter, handed them over to Badacogli and Mustafa Sileyman Ogli, who took them aboard the Order's Galley to Messina, where they were sold. Separately, Iles Mustafa Ogli stole another plate of silver and sold it to Assan Ali Ogli, slave of the knight Carolo Giannallo who recognised the plate as belonging to the Grandmaster's Palace. Iles was sentenced to hanging and the others to be beaten until they pass out.

Jacobo Bonavi is warned not to vex Giovanni Maria Farrugia on pain of a sentence of rowing for five years.

Giacobo Calleja is accused of assaulting the slave from Tunes called Ramadan bin Assan, property of the Order while in the vicinity of the Church of the Jesuits in Valletta. He was fined 6 uncia.

Giacobo Leone is accused of desertion from service aboard the Order's Sant'Ubaldesca since he failed to report for duty as a buonavoglia rower. Sentenced to three years' rowing.

Concerning the arrest of Giacomo Michallef at the request of Domenico Borg. He resisted arrest. The document does not include information on the cause of the arrest.

Jacobus Terlano, buonavoglia rower on the Galera Capitanea, and Mario Bonnici, buonavoglia rower on the La Vittoria, are accused of deserion for failing to report for duty and are sentenced to three years' rowing.

Domenicus Azzoppard (Azzopardi) accuses Johannes Ramozzetta of assaulting him in Valletta. Witness statements collected. He was fined two uncia and both prosecution and defence protested against the sentence. No information available concerning an appeal.

Joannes Paulus Dimech was accused of assualting Chrispinus Curmi but was acquitted.

Giovanni Paulo Ghing, buonavoglia rower on the Galera Magistrale, is accused of desertion for failing to report for service. He was sentenced to three years' rowing.

Joannes de Marco and various others are accused of the murder of Cap. Giovanni Pasquale on his ship, which vessel was engaged in Corso in the Golfo di Sfachez off the coast of Barbary, and specifically when it was moored at Cagliari in the Kingdom of Sardinia. Joannes de Marco and Hieronimus Pollacco are hanged in public and then their bodies torn from into four parts and each part affixed in the usual places. Antonius Manes, Honoratus Melem, and Carolum Labergia were sentenced to row for life. Nicolaus Poloroditi, Antonius Moso, and Salvatore Thesorere sentenced to row for 5 years.

Don Nicolaus Barbara seeks to enforce a deadline on Joannella, widow of the late Domenico de Lorenzo, by when she is to declared whether or not she intends to accept the inheritance of the deceased with all related income and obligations.

Giovanni Burgella, buonavoglia rower on the Galera Capitanea is accused of desertion for failing to report for duty. He is sentenced to three years' rowing.

Giovanni Azzopardi is accused of wounding another person and is fined 2 uncia.

Giovanni Carolo Cacutari was swimming in the marina of Burmula close to the Convent of St Theresa when he made threatening gestures with a sword at the guards of the gate of Senglea, and he then shot a pistol in their direction. He then resisted arrest. He was sentenced to row for life.