There have been a number of experimental or theorethical investigations of transport coefficient for electrons in the field of gas. In this paper the authors present the method by which Townsend first ionization doefficient (.alpha.) or attachment coefficient (.eta.) can be deduced easily and precisely by means of analyzing Townsend equation based on linealized least squares method. The apparent ionization coefficient (.alpha.-.eta.)/p have been analyzed from the experimental data by applying the new method above mentioned. And the values of (.alpha.-.eta.)/p in SF$_{6}$ as a function of E/p were agreement with the values measured by Bhalla et al. who analyzed th experimental pre-breakdown currents. In the same way (.alpha.-.eta.)/p in N$_{2}$O had a same tendency to that of Folkard et al.l.