Of the Baltimore Patrint.

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HERALD OFFICE. Norfolk, 10th July.

 NAvAL.-The U. s. frigaie Constellation, the gallant ship which won the first aurels for our infant navy, under ihe command of Commodore Truxton, in 1799, and 1900, is to be metamorphosed into steam er Orders have been received by Commodore Will kInson, in command of the Gosport Navy Yard, to proceed immediately 10 make the necessary altera- tions for that purpose. and all hands at the Navy Yard were busy employed yesterday in landing her armament, &c. preuaratory to her being taken into the dry dock, for which she will be ready to-day Thirty feet is to be added to her length. (which will then be 200 leet,) and she will take on board the great Stockton gun, now carried by the Princeton i; also the one which has been manufactured in Eng land to the order of the Navy Department The Princeton, it is ascertained. is too small to carry, without detrment, either of these engines of destruction. The Consie ation, we believe was built at Baltimore, and universally acknowledged 10 be the most beautiful and perfect ship of her class in the world.