LONDON. Nov. 10. EXPRESS FROM PARIS.
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British Trapsller OGcs. halcPas, 3.

 We have this moment received the Gag cite de France" of yesterday by Express, from which we make the following ex- tracts :-

 TRIESTE. NOv.6.

 According to the intelligence from Zante and COrfu,O the 27th of Oct part of the AL lied Squadron go to the Dardanelles. It is supposed that this detachment has for its Ob- .lcct the adoption of menacing position, for the purpose of protecting the Christian resi- dents at COnstantinople, and it,was hoped it would effect this desirable object before the arrival of Ibrahim's Tartars, bringing news of the complete destruction of the Turkish feet Ibrahim has laid an embargo on all vessels in the MOrea, belonging to the Franks.

 Admiral Codrington,at the date of the des- patch, was actively employed in repairing his damaged vessels at Malta and Zante. He has issued orders for all vessels sailing in the Dar- danelles to be stopped until the intelligence of the effect of the late defeat shall have reached the combined squadron from Con- <stantinople.

 French Funds.-Fiye per cents. 18f. soc. Three per cents 71f.

 It was currently reported on Change this afternoon, ,that blood had been split at Smyr- ma, on arrival of the glorious news from Maya rino. It was said that almost all the resident Franks had been massacred in cold blood,and that the Foreign Ambassadors had sought re- fuge in the Russian ships lying off the port. We have made every minute enquiry respec ting the above report, and we have much pleasure in stating, that we have every reason to believe it to be utterly without founda- ton. It may therefore be regarded as one of these vague rumours which are the never failing offspring of grand political events, like tha, lately acted on the waves of Navarino.

 Orders were issued at Marseilles, on the 9th inst. that no merchantmen should leave that port for Alexandria.

 Itappears that the Catalonian insurrection has not been put down without considera- ble euffusion of blood. No less than 400 of the Royal Troops were desperately wounded in the affair of Castellen Ampurias alone, be- sides great number killed. General Manso is actively engaged in securing the country, . but in many districts of Upper Catalonia, the rebels are already beginning to recruit again. They have received orders from their leaders it appears to remain quietly in their houses, until fresh campaign is commenced.

 PERA, CoNsTANTINoPLE, Oct. 27.

 Confusion and dismay reign in all quarters Ot the city. A succession Ot disasters has caused a display of fear and rage bordering on maniacisrn. It would appear by des- patch forwarded by the English Admiral to our Ambassador here, that the whole of the Turco Egyptian fleet had been destroyed in the Bay of Navarino, on the 28th inst. and that the batteries of that port had been rem dered useless. What is more, the Egyptian troops are in a state of mutiny and starvation wandering thro' places and being cut up in de- tail This tragical news, combined with the recent and destructive fires, seems 10 have paray zed in toto, the effects of the Turks in their war department. All is at stand still. Troops and shipping under orders have been countermanded and an extraordinary di- van ordered to assemble forthwith. Connec- ted with these events, the Refs Effendi has been disgraced, ,and is in cOnfnement-a pre- Jude, of course, to decapitation. Our suburb is as yet perfectly tranquil, and it is to be ho- ped will remain so. Communications with the Foreign Ambassadors have been extreme ly frequent since the receipt of this news. & messengers innumerable, are passing and re- passing after the usual hours of diplomatic business. It is the opinion fthe best inform cd English here, that all must and ,DilL be set tied to the entire satisfaction of the Allied Powers, and immediately ely.-Sundoy Paper.

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