He was sent with a secret diplomatic mission to the royal court in Vienna, but was arrested by the Austrian authorities.

He took part in the cultural life of Warsaw and organized meetings of artists and writers.

He returned to political life in the Duchy of Warsaw, after Marshal Joachim Murat appointed him as member of the "Supreme Justice Chamber" (Najwyższa Izba Sprawiedliwości) in 1807.

From 1823 member and one of the authorities of the underground "Patriotic Society" in Russian occupied part Poland.

He supported the November Uprising in 1830 but due to his old age and poor health, he could not take part in the Sejm assembly to put his signature under the act to dethrone Czar Nicolas I on 25 January 1831.