This meant that he lost his main source of income. He was able to briefly return to Denmark, but the end of the Polish–Russian War of 1792 (after the passage of the Constitution of 3 May) saw him in Warsaw once again. Known for his lavish lifestyle, poor investments and as a gambler, he quickly fell in debts and was recruited by Russian ambassador and Jacob Sievers.
This meant that he lost his primary source of income. He was able to briefly return to Denmark, but the end of the Polish–Russian War of 1792 (after the passage of the Constitution of 3 May) saw him back in Warsaw once again. Known for his extravagant lifestyle, poor investments and gambling habits, he quickly fell into debt and was recruited by Russian ambassador and Jacob Sievers.