For the history of the consulate see Lisi, Costanza, La rete consolare del Regno sardo nel Levante ottomano e in Africa del Nord. Repertorio, Torino, Celid, 2024, p. 115-122 (Deputazione Subalpina di Storia Patria. Biblioteca di storia recente, N.S., vol. XXXVII)

Established in 1825, the Consulate was reduced to a Vice-Consulate in 1830 and to a Proconsulate in 1833. Consular Delegation from 1844. From 1855, the Consular Delegation was promoted to Consulate of the first category.

The following consuls, viceconsuls or ruling consuls succeed each other in the period 1825 - 1860

• Niccolò Scotto, Consul (1825-1830)
• Carlo Spagnolini, vice-consul regent (1830-1833)
• Giorgio Vianello, proconsul (1833-1843)
• Francesco Mathieu, delegate vice-consul (1844-1845)
• Stefano Berzolese, delegate vice-consul (1846-1850)
• Bartolomeo Della Torre, delegate vice-consul (1850-1855)
• Giuseppe Luigi Pinna, consul (1856-1857)
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Temporary regencies of: Luigi Navone (1833-1834); Giovanni Pascalin, consul of Sweden and Norway (1843); Luigi Carboneri, proconsul and consul of Holland and Tuscany (1845-1846); Louis Antoine Henry de Mornard, French consul (1855-1856). Between 1857 and 1858, the consulate was once again headed by Louis Antoine Henry de Mornard; between November 1858 and April 1859 by Antoine Guillois, dragoman chancellor, regent of the Consulate of France.