The National Intelligencer And Washington Advertiser

NAVY OF THE U. STATES.

The following, we understand is the present arrangement of the Navy of the U. States as to the commanding officers:

The Constitution Com Rodgers, President Capt. Bainbridge, U. States Capt. Decatur, Chesapeake, Capt. Hull, Essex Capt. Smith, Wasp Capt. Robinson, John Adams Capt. Evans, Hornet Capt. Dent, Siren, Capt. Gordon, Argus Lt. Jones, Vixen Lt. Dent, Enterprize, Lt. Trippe.

The Constitution, now at N. York, will, we understand, be completely prepared for service in a few days. The United States, the Essex and the John Adams are in the same state of forwardness. The President, it is expected, will be ready for sea on the first of June. The other vessels above mentioned are in actual service--the Chesapeake, the Wasp and the Argus on the Eastern station; the Hornet gone to New Orleans with Gen. Wilkinson and suite; the Vixen ordered to the Southward to cruize between Charleston, S. C. and St. Mary's: the Enterprise, at Norfolk: the Siren at Baltimore.

Although the prospect of entering crews for these vessels were at first not flattering, yet now we understand, that men are entering very fast, particularly in the Eastern ports--Captain Hull in a very few days entered a full crew for the Chesapeake, and about 100 for the Constitution at New York.

Thirty additional gun-boats, have been ordered to New Orleans.--When they arrive there it is understood, that we shall have at that place an effective force of fifty gun-boats.