The Lithuanian Tatars continued to serve under Captain Ulan as part of the Polish Lancers during the 1813 German Campaign, participating in battles at Dresden, Peterswalde, Leipzig and Hanau. The Tatars were then transferred to the 3rd Polish Scouts Regiment of the Imperial Guard and saw further losses during the 1814 French Campaign, having 6 killed and 7 taken prisoner. After the abdication of Napoleon on 6 April, Ulan and the few survivors returned to Lithuania. According to Pigeard, 100 men of the initial 123 died by the end of the campaign.