Albert Pessler

Albert Pessler (; ) (1590–1629) was 17th-century provost of Patriarchate of Aquileia.

Family Pessler was born in noble family in Gorizia in 1590. His father was Andrej and his mother was Julija de Bertis. Pessler's uncle was Ursin de Bertis, archbishop of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Trieste.

Career Pessler began his career as a Catholic priest and being supported by his uncle, quickly advanced to the position of main vicar in Roman Catholic Diocese of Trieste. On 10 June 1623 Ferdinand II, Holy Roman Emperor sent Pessler accompanied with emperor's envoy count Paolo Savelli to deliver emperor's secret letter to Vatican to request establishment of Bishopric of Gorizia and to request separation of the Austrian diocese from the Patriarchate of Aquileia. In 1627 Pessler sent reports about local Orthodox Christians to Congregatio de propaganda fide.