Mail app on mac book pro lost?!

I accidentally deleted the mail app on my mac book pro and i don't have my installation disk with me. I searched for it via spotlight and found nothing.
How can I get t back?
Thank you
J

1. get rid of junk like appcleaner. They cause more problems than they claim to solve.
"so i deleted it but usually it should be deleted seeing as I have a protection on default apps."
What does that mean?
What OS did your MacBook Pro come with? You should be able to extract the Mail.app from the installer disk. So provide the model MBP you have and what OS was installed when you bought it.

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