Explanation:

- High Court: High Courts do not have special advisory jurisdiction. They mainly handle the appeals from lower courts and handle certain original cases.

- Supreme Court: The Supreme Court of a country often possesses a special advisory jurisdiction. For instance, in India, Article 143 of the Constitution allows the President to seek the Supreme Court's advice on certain issues.

- Any Civil Court: Civil courts deal with private rights and matters but do not have an advisory jurisdiction.

- None of the Above: Incorrect, as the Supreme Court does have special advisory jurisdiction.