He was recorded as leading a regiment of 800 for the Duke of Savoy on 17 July 1692  and fought at the Battle of Marsaglia in Piedmont on 4 October 1693 (where the Duke of Schomberg's son Charles was killed). He also fought at Brandenburg and in Flanders.
On July 17, 1692, he commanded a battalion of 800 soldiers for the Duke of Savoy and fought at the Battle of Marsaglia in Piedmont on October 4, 1693 (where Duke Schomberg's son Charles was killed). He also participated in battles in Brandenburg and Flanders.