James Colquhoun (diplomat)

James Colquhoun (born c. 1780, died unknown) was a British diplomat and consul active in various locations during the early to mid-19th century. He served as British Consul at Genoa (now in Italy) from approximately 1816 to 1835. His duties primarily involved representing British interests, facilitating trade, and protecting British subjects residing or traveling within his consular jurisdiction. Information regarding his life outside of his diplomatic service remains scarce. His official correspondence provides some insights into the commercial and political climate of the regions where he served. Further biographical details and records of his activities may be found in the British National Archives and other historical repositories related to British foreign policy and consular affairs during that period.