use a new family achievement. The new coat of arms includes two eagles, with Leliwa crests on their chests, on either side acting as supporters of the shield. Below the shield and two eagles is the family motto: "Vitam Pariae Honorem Nemini" (No life Without Honor for Country). The shield is quartered into four squares, upper left and lower right with the Hutten crest, and upper right and lower left, the Leliwa crest. Above is a nine pointed crown representing the title of Count. Above the crown, to the right, Representing the Czapski name, is a crowned helmet with five peacock feathers on which is placed the half moon and star of Leliwa. To the Left, representing the Hutten name, mounted on a helmet, is a bearded man dressed in red and white robe and cap. Notable descendants Franciszek Miroslaw Czapski (1607–1677), Chamberlain of Malbork, Castellan of Chełmno, participant of the Battle of Berestechko, Sebastian Czapski (1640–1699), Castellan of Chełmno, Chamberlain of Marienburg, Alexander John Czapski (d.1711), Chamberlain of Malbork, Brother of Miroslaw and Sebastian. Jan Chryzostom Czapski (1656–1716), Castellan of Elblag 1699, Kastellan of Kruszwica participant of the Battle of Vienna Aleksander Peter Czapski (1670–1717), Voivode of Pomerania in 1716, Castellan of Chełmno 1710, Castellan of Kruszwica 1703, Senator for the Kingdom of Poland Franciszek Tomasz Czapski(1670–1733), Bishop of Chełmno Francis Czapski (1680–1736) Castellan of Gdańsk. Alexander Czapski (1685–1737), Governor of Pomerania Jan Ansgary Czapski (1690–1742), Treasurer of the Crown, Marshall of the Court, Governor of Chełmno, Knight of the Order of the White Eagle 1732 Ignatius Czapski (1699–1746 ), Castellan of Gdańsk Walenty Aleksander Hutten-Czapski (1682–1751), Bishop of Kujawien 1741, Bishop of Przemyśl, former Abbot of Monastery Pelplin 1734, Knight of the Order of the White Eagle 1740 Franciszek Hutten-Czapski (1700–1736), Castellan of Gdańsk 1725, Senator for the Kingdom of Poland Ignacy Hutten-Czapski (1700–1746), Castellan of Gdańsk 1737, Senator for the Kingdom of Poland Michał August Hutten-Czapski (1702–1796), Voivode of Malbork. Knight of the Order of the White Eagle 1758 Thomas Czapski (1711–1784), Governor of Wola Knyszyńska, Received Czapski Palace in Warsaw as part of his wife's dowry; Michael Czapski (1702–1796), the last governor of Malbork; Knight of the Order of the White Eagle Józef Hutten-Czapski (1722–1765), Polish General Major, Castellan of Elblag, Senator for the Kingdom of Poland, Knight of the Order of the White Eagle in 1760 Franciszek Stanisław Hutten-Czapski (1725–1802), Voivode of Kulm, Castellan of