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moved. we are wholly defenccless. lnd;.. are near Us, and much as We desire ta .aas r..a to the assistance and protection ofour brs.a al1 ren in Mosquito, we cannot do se s..:s,'4 :s'u' leaving our homes, our wives, mothers Ou' '. ters, and children, exposed to the ors.,a ss. danger, and almost certain attack. and ss c,s,ss butchery, of the bloodthirsty and reveness'i savages.

 # eeer Ttorida needed immediate aid f.. he Geaefai GorerHasesa alfd from our f.,sag isl our Sisler Siates, IT Is NOW

 The 4th Regiment of Florida Militia IL. ing been on fuflow since their return affar, battle on the banks ofthe Withlacoocby ws.s s.s mustered at this place on Friday last. AZ oS Saturday Maj Hart started for Black Cred. which heis to make his head quarters r1 70 men, in order to patrol the country fraaA a'a i'icolata, to the head ef the saptssso' North and West of t1e sst. Johns. aAae,J' Mills stationed at Mandarin, with 60 mon nS,' to SCOUT from Jnlington Creek on the $, Johns, Eastward to the seacoast.

 Despatches from Gen. Hernandez at s. Augustine, have arrived, which may poss; bly change this disposition.

 PostScripi-We delay eur paper again nov, ' o'clock, r. NJ. to give the following extract from letter just received from aIajor Hart dated