The writer addresses a recent claim made by an Englishman, Mr Muller, that he would bring the ears of the Grand Inquisitor to Rome. The Pope reportedly dismissed the claim, stating that the Grand Inquisitor is no longer in a position to have ears or eyes. The writer clarifies that he did not request such a gesture and uses this occasion to share a witty poem addressing the Grand Inquisitor, expressing his own reflections on age and fame. He concludes with sincere respects, acknowledging the limited impact of his letters due to his advanced age and poor health.