At Pulstuk and Eylau he was put in command of three dragoon regiments and two hussar regiments. He was then given the Order of St Vladimir 3rd class. At Friedland he saved two captured batteries, for which he was given the Order of St Anne 1st class. On 30 August 1811 he was made adjutant general and put in command of the 5th Cavalry Division, with which he became part of Alexander Tormassov's occupation force in 1812. He retired to Constantinograd in Poltav province, where he died on 30 May 1843 - his epitaph read "died of exhaustion from musket balls and of old age".