a Scotch clergyman, was born at Budzet; admitted to the living of Ardersier before April 1665; deprived by Act of Parliament in April 1690; intruded in 1691, and died about 1693. See Fasti Eccles. Scoticanae, 3:244. an English clergyman, was born at Bristol in 1763, alid educated at Trinity College, Oxford. He became rector of South Stoke, in Sussex, in 1799, and vicar: of Leatherhead, Surrey, in 1801. He was for some time chaplain and physician to the British embassy at the Porte, and gave much attention to antiquarian pursuits. He died in 1834. His publications include Letters of Bishop Rundell to Mrs. Sandys (1789, 2 volumes): — Constantinople, Ancient and Moderns (1797): — Notices of Ancient Church Architecture in the 15th Century (1823), and other works, chiefly of antiquarian interest. See Allibone, Dict. of Brit. and Amer. Author.