  We show that some $C^*$--dynamical systems obtained by "quantizing" classical
ones on the free Fock space, enjoy very strong ergodic properties. Namely, if
the classical dynamical system $(X, T, \m)$ is ergodic but not weakly mixing,
then the resulting quantized system $(\gg,\a)$ is uniquely ergodic (w.r.t the
fixed point algebra) but not uniquely weak mixing. The same happens if we
quantize a classical system $(X, T, \m)$ which is weakly mixing but not mixing.
In this case, the quantized system is uniquely weak mixing but not uniquely
mixing. Finally, a quantized system arising from a classical mixing dynamical
system, will be uniquely mixing. In such a way, it is possible to exhibit
uniquely weak mixing and uniquely mixing $C^*$--dynamical systems whose GNS
representation associated to the unique invariant state generates a von Neuman
factor of one of the following types: $I_{\infty}$, $II_{1}$, $III_{\l}$ where
$\l\in(0,1]$. The results listed above are extended to the $q$--commutation
relations, provided $|q|<\sqrt2-1$.
